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Cheers! Janos

Hear it means that the current Report not using the compatible version of
Wkhtmltopdf python library
you need to check from version of current Wkhtmltopdf python library and
if it 0.12 to lower remove and reinstall then install the latest Wkhtmltopdf 0.12.X version or later and print your report again.
I hope this should help you.

There was a bug with wkhtmltox. I've downgraded to wkhtmltox-0.12.1 and everything works fine.

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