Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

I have a website with thousands of images. I would like to allow someone to upload an image and let them "search" by it returning "matches". Can imagemagick do this? I would need to store something for each of my images, and then compare that with the same something from the sear...

Thanks for the info...I will look at putting a -limit-memory in place. According to the resource list I have 1.5gb...I am assuming I should just set something like 10mb (most files that are processed are less than 4mb). I guess I am still confused why convert would continue to run when the output is...

I have a process that I can run to turn PDF files into individual JPG's. The process is a PHP script that calls ImageMagick from the command line. This script has run flawlessly (and still continues to do so). My question/problem is that I have noticed that the PHP script (and subsequent ImageMagick...

Yeah...I figured that was it...although I thought that calling shell_exec would actually run the command as a bash command. Go figure.

Hopefully this might help out others if the come this way.

Thanks for the help guys. Actually the problem is that when running it in the shell_exec function it doesn't like it broken up on multiple lines. i.e. this doesn't work: shell_exec( "/usr/bin/composite -gravity center /full/path/to/overlay.png /full/path/to/image.png miff:- |\ /usr/bin/convert ...

Thanks gents...I did the first thing (silly me forgot the -). Now my problem is that when I run the command from the command line it works, when I try to do it through php's shell_exec it does not. Here is my code: $output = shell_exec( "/usr/bin/composite -gravity center /full/path/to/overlay....

I have 2 commands that function correctly independently. I have tried to use the miff command to chain them, but I get an error (below). I also cannot figure out how to "merge" them. First: (pretty simple, just applies the overlay to image and saves as result) composite -gravity center ove...

I have several PDF's that I upload and use the following command to convert to JPEG's: convert -density 300 "PDF" -resize 750x1000 -quality 65 "image%02d_f.jpg" After I do this, I then run the following command to create a thumbnail of the large image: find /path/to/folder -name ...