0xdeadbeef Wrote:
> 2006-04-24 00:31:56.1425 HTTP request: from 192.168.178.25
> (HTTP::Daemon::ClientConn=GLOB(0xa691b80)) for GET HTTP/1.1
> /music/1969/thumb_100x100_f_000000.jpg
> 2006-04-24 00:31:56.1471 processURL Clients: 192.168.178.50:28835
> 2006-04-24 00:31:56.1482 Generating response for (jpg, image/jpeg)
> music/1969/thumb_100x100_f_000000.jpg
> 2006-04-24 00:31:56.1559 Cover Art asking for: thumb at size 100x100
> 2006-04-24 00:31:56.1565 can CoverArt
> 2006-04-24 00:31:56.1634 got cover art image image/jpeg of 15051 bytes
> 2006-04-24 00:31:56.1641 can't use GD or no need to process image
> 2006-04-24 00:31:56.1667 End request: keepAlive: [9] - waiting for next
> request on connection = keep-alive
>
> An my GD revisions are:
>
> libgd2-xpm : 2.0.33-1.1ubuntu1
> libgd-gd2-perl : 2.23-1
I've just commited a change that splits those two error messages out.
Would you repeating the same test on the latest revision, just to make
sure that its not a something trivial in the logic.
Assuming it is GD that's causing the problem, the test that produces
the message:
'Trying to load GD Library for TTF support: ok'
is as follows:
# TrueType support by using GD
my $canUseGD = eval {
require GD;
return 1;
};
Whereas the code to check for GD support when resizing is:
my $canUseGD = eval {
require GD;
if (GD::Image->can('jpeg')) {
return 1;
} else {
return 0;
}
};
Hence I would guess that the problem is that jpeg support isn't
compiled in to GD. I'm afraid my knowledge of GD is fairly limited;
perhaps someone better informed could advise.
Chris Key
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