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I think you may have to look elsewhere for your answer as Imagemagick works in most of your situations but not with php. I would ask the question on a forum that has more users that know about Linux and servers. I doubt it, since it works, it is just that some switches doesn't work like the geometr...

It cannot be escaping, since: exec("convert -pointsize 72 label:'50x50>' movie.jpg"); Produces image with text "50x50>" Can someone test with php exec safe environment consisting of executables: /usr/local/safe$ ls -la total 320 drwxr-sr-x 2 root root 4096 Jan 31 18:23 . drwxrwsr...

If you can't use '^' because your IM is too old. Their is a old solution :-) but it involves multiple resizes. :-( http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/resize/#space_fill geometry suffixes should work via PHP, but you may need to double quote time. Once for PHP, and once for the shell PHP runs. Perhaps...

what version of IM? It's in the parent post, at the comments: ImageMagick 6.6.0-4 2010-11-16 Q16 try exec("/usr/bin/convert movie.jpg -thumbnail \"50x50>\" moviethumb.jpg 2>&1", $output, $rvar); exec("/usr/bin/convert movie.jpg -thumbnail 50x50\> moviethumb.jpg 2>&1...

Hi! Is it possible to do this: convert input.jpg -resize '100x200^' -gravity center -extent '100x200' output.jpg Without the geometry suffix "^" and still get the same result somehow? Some other options perhaps? Also I'm lookin a way to do this: convert input.jpg -thumbnail '300x300>' outp...

You probably need to provide the full path to convert in your exec command. Didn't work unfortunately. (I put the full path to the parent post) Thanks anyway. I also noticed that all suffixes fail to work: !^><. Cannot understand this, it reports the version just right and it works just fine from t...

Hi! I know this could be a problem with my PHP, but here goes: system("/usr/bin/convert -version"); // ImageMagick 6.6.0-4 2010-11-16 Q16 $output = array(); $rvar = -1; echo "<pre>"; exec("/usr/bin/convert movie.jpg -thumbnail '50x50>' moviethumb.jpg", $output, $rvar); ...

Hi! First I save my image from Photoshop as 64 color PNG8, then I try to do this: convert my.png my.xpm and I get following file: /* XPM */ static char *add[] = { /* columns rows colors chars-per-pixel */ "16 16 256 2", " c None", ". c #F0F0F0", "X c #F0F0F0",...