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Posted by Gunnar Hjalmarsson on October 29, 2005, 3:34 pm
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Infochannel wrote:
> I've bought a perl script a few days ago, which will not work at all.
> The programmer can't or will not help me in solving the problem.
Then ask to have your money back. ;-)
<snip>
> use Image::Info qw(image_info dim);
<snip>
> my $info = image_info($newfile);
> if ($info-> !~ /image/){
> $message.=br."Sorry your file does not appear to be an image
> file so could not be used.";
> unlink($newfile);
> }
<snip>
> On my server all required modules are installed and working with other
> scripts. OS is gentoo linux.
>
> calling the script gives the error message "Sorry your file does not
> appear to be an image file so could not be used."
If the problem would lie in a CPAN module, and not in the script, it's
the Image::Info module that is used for that check, not Image::Magick.
Have you checked that the file type is supported by the version of
Image::Info you are using?
> Please see: http://www.thepixelwars.de/maze/index.html
Why? What has that page to do with it?
> I've seen, that nothing is stored in the tmpdir, so its normal that
> image::info gives that error.
Faulty conclusion, since the failed check removes the file.
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Gunnar Hjalmarsson
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