Just come across this bug. The strange thing is that playing around at a command line, I get different results:
$ TMP=/some/dotted.path/foo.tiff $ echo "$TMP" "`echo $TMP | perl -pe 's/\.[^.]+$//'`.jpg" /some/dotted.path/foo.tiff /some/dotted.path/foo.jpg # just what you expect and want But if I write a "~/bin/convert" that wraps the "/usr/bin/convert" and writes debugging info and stderr to a log file, and then use the service menu from Konqueror, I get the error seen above. Real example: the input file name: /home/luke/httpd/christchurchbradford.org.uk/web/images/thepoint/hedgehog.tiff transformed file name: /home/luke/httpd/christchurchbradford.uk/web/images/thepoint/hedgehog.tiff.jpg output from convert: convert: unable to open image `/home/luke/httpd/christchurchbradford.uk/web/images/thepoint/hedgehog.tiff.jpg': No such file or directory. I am completely failing to account for this behaviour at the moment! (= I am stumped). -- servicemenue convert images has problems with dots in pathnames https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/113789 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
