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Friday 28 November 2003 7:45:46 am
hi
I use convert. that does fine when setting this in the image.ini.append:
ConvertExecutable=convert
now when I try any parameter, e.g. for creating a border like this:
ConvertExecutable=convert -border 1 I get the following error: Failed executing: "/usr/local/bin/convert -border 1" -geometry "600x600>" var/porsche/storage/reference/image//php4RKn3Z.jpg jpg:var/porsche/storage/variations/image/p/h/p//php4RKn3Z_600x600_282.jpg, Err: , Ret: 127 any idea about that? when I do the same (a simple convert -border 1 to any image) on the command line, the conversion works fine.
the two " " cause the failure. where and why are they set? also, the foto is not in ./reference/image but in ./original/image
maybe the upload did not work correct because of the " "? :-)
setting the image.ini.append back to
ConvertExecutable=convert you can see at least the correct convert call: Failed executing: /usr/local/bin/convert -geometry "600x600>" var/pors...... (error still occurs because the image is missing in that directory) maybe it´s a php issue? system info:
Version
3.2-3 (3.2 release 3)
SVN revision
3893
Extensions
PHP
Version
4.3.2
Extensions
xml, tokenizer, standard, session, posix, pcre, overload, mysql, ctype, apache
Safe mode is off.
Basedir restriction is off.
Global variable registration is on.
File uploading is enabled.
Maximum size of post data (text and files) is 32M.
Script memory limit is .
Maximum execution time is 30 seconds
Database
Type
mysql
Charset
iso-8859-1
regards
/alex
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