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ImageMagick path problem?
Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2005 5:22 pm
by Guest
Hello all.
I installed Serenedipity in July of 2003 to replace my static blog I had for years before. When I sucessfully installed Serendipity, I did not work with the image uploads.
Anyhow, here it is over a year later, and I would like to make use of the file uploads, but the problem is this: My hosting company does not have GD2 installed, so I'm forced to use imagemagick.
So, I've uploaded and extracted imagemagick outside of the public_html directory (../imagemagick)
I have run CHMOD 777 on imagemagick/ and also CHMOD 777 on /public_html/uploads. It shouldn't be a permissions problem.
I upload a large image, and serenedipity won't build the thumbnail, it also won't resize the orignal image.
My hosting company says they have imagemagick installed at /usr/addr/ImageMagick/bin, I tried to use that path for ImageMagick, as well with no success.
Any ideas?
Re: ImageMagick path problem?
Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2005 6:20 pm
by garvinhicking
Is your PHP maybe running in SafeMode or has external execution disabled?
Which Serendipity version are you using? Then I can tell you a few lines to put debugging code into...
Regards,
Garvin
Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 3:03 pm
by pixeldown
Hi Garvin.
Actually, you had helped me out with a questions on upgrading to version v.0.7.1 recently. Which worked well, so that is the version I'm running now.
I don't think PHP is running in safe mode, at least I hope it's not. I'm paying a hosting company to worry about that kind of thing. Although I'm terribly unhappy with their service and will be leaving as soon as I get setup with another alternative.
Related info: I'm running a version of Gallery that is using netpbm from ../netpbm, it appears to fine.
http://www.pixeldown.net/gallery/
Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 4:46 pm
by garvinhicking
Okay, since you're running version 0.7.1 of Serendipity, please do this:
1. Open your serendipity_functions_images.inc.php file
2. Locate the function serendipity_makeThumbnail()
3. Insert this code:
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if (isset($fdim['noimage'])) {
$r = array(0, 0);
} else {
echo 'imagemagick is: ' . print_r($serendipity['magick'], true) . '<br />';
if ($serendipity['magick'] !== true) {
echo 'Executing GDLib resizing.<br />';
$r = serendipity_resize_image_gd($infile, $outfile, $size);
} else {
/*if ($serendipity["dim"] == "height") $newSize = "*x".$serendipity["thumbSize"];
else $newSize = $serendipity["thumbSize"]."x*"; */
$newSize = $size . 'x' . $size;
$r = array($size, $size);
$cmd = $serendipity['convert'] . " -antialias -scale $newSize $infile $outfile 2>&1";
echo 'Executing imageMagick: ' . $cmd . '<br />';
$res = `$cmd`;
echo 'Got result: ' . print_r($res, true) . '<br />';
}
echo 'Image Routine done.<br />';
}
[code]
instead of the previous if/else block there (starting from "if (isset($fdim['noimage'])) {").
Then please try again to upload an image, you should now get additional information.
Regards,
Garvin
Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 6:54 pm
by pixeldown
The closest i can come to that if/else statement is
This is where I found it:
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/**
* Generate a thumbnail
**/
function serendipity_makeThumbnail($file, $size=false) {
global $serendipity;
if ($size === false) {
$size = $serendipity['thumbSize'];
}
// Calculate name of thumbnail
$t = serendipity_parseFileName($file);
$f = $t[0];
$suf = $t[1];
$infile = $serendipity['serendipityPath'] . $serendipity['uploadPath'] . $file;
$outfile = $serendipity['serendipityPath'] . $serendipity['uploadPath'] . $f . '.' . $serendipity['thumbSuffix'] . '.' . $suf;
$fdim = getimagesize($infile);
if ( !isset($fdim['mime']) ) {
$fdim['mime'] = serendipity_guessMime($infile);
}
if ($serendipity['magick'] !== true) {
$r = serendipity_resize_image_gd($infile, $outfile, $size);
} else {
/*if ($serendipity["dim"] == "height") $newSize = "*x".$serendipity["thumbSize"];
else $newSize = $serendipity["thumbSize"]."x*"; */
$newSize = $size . 'x' . $size;
$r = array($size, $size);
$cmd = $serendipity['convert'] . " -antialias -scale $newSize $infile $outfile 2>&1";
$res = `$cmd`;
}
Perhaps I am looking in the wrong place?
Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 8:57 pm
by garvinhicking
If you really have that file with those contents, you are not using Serendipity 0.7.1!
The file in the release tarball looks different than yours. Look at the top of serendipity_functions_images.inc.php - it should read:
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serendipity_functions_images.inc.php,v 1.38 2004/10/29 10:11:25 garvinhicking Exp $
If that's not the case, you did something wrong when upgrading/installing Serendipity, or you have a different version...
Regards,
Garvin
Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 9:02 pm
by Guest
My bad! The local image of my web site hasn't been updated since I upgraded. I'm sorry for the mistake. I'll have a chance to fix that this evening and then add your code snippet.
--
Chris.