On spip.net, when I add an image to an article, I cannot see it in the image
block. It seems a problem with spip_image_reduite.php3.
The article link is:
http://www.spip.net/ecrire/articles_edit.php3?id_article=3018
Renato
On spip.net, when I add an image to an article, I cannot see it in the image
block. It seems a problem with spip_image_reduite.php3.
The article link is:
http://www.spip.net/ecrire/articles_edit.php3?id_article=3018
Our computer system has been "upgraded" today, and it seems that we have
lost all image capabilities. It's not directly connected to SPIP, but rather
to our apache configuration... thanks for mentioning the problem 
-- Fil
> On spip.net, when I add an image to an article, I cannot see it in the image
> block. It seems a problem with spip_image_reduite.php3.
> The article link is:
> http://www.spip.net/ecrire/articles_edit.php3?id_article=3018Our computer system has been "upgraded" today, and it seems that we have
lost all image capabilities. It's not directly connected to SPIP, but rather
to our apache configuration... thanks for mentioning the problem
OK, in fact it appears that with our system, using Debian, the extensions
tidy.so and imagick.so are not compatible.
So, what happened was the following: during the upgrade imagick.so was
reinstalled, and was failing (because of tidy.so). But when imagick.so is
present, SPIP did not display the "test images". So I thought that
everything was out of service, when in fact it was just imagick that was not
functional. I think the SPIP choice by default for "imagick" should be
reconsidered. However it's not necessary to d this now I just added the
test image even when imagick is present.
-- Fil
Thanks for your explanation. It's good to hear you're not having a
regression just minutes before 1.8 was being deployed
OK, in fact it appears that with our system, using Debian, the extensions
tidy.so and imagick.so are not compatible.So, what happened was the following: during the upgrade imagick.so was
reinstalled, and was failing (because of tidy.so). But when imagick.so is
present, SPIP did not display the "test images". So I thought that
everything was out of service, when in fact it was just imagick that was
not