On Tue, 2003-03-25 at 00:12, Issac Goldstand wrote:
> ----- Original Message -----
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> >From the man page:
> "* ThumbnailBaseDir
> Sets the directory that contains the images to be thumbnailed. Defaults to
> ".." if not specified"
>
> Since the virtual directory /home/me/pics/thumbs/../ is where the pictures
> are (eg, /home/me/pics), I can use the default.
>
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> Why don't you show me your exact configuration, and I'll see if I can help
> you out...
>
> Issac
>
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Hey Issac,
Ok, I've dumbed this down to the lowest common denominator ( in this
case, I qualify as this ). In my httpd.conf I have the following lines:
Alias /pics/ "/data/httpd/htdocs/image1/pics/"
<Directory "/data/httpd/htdocs/image1/pics">
Order allow,deny
AllowOverride None
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Directory>
<Location /*/pics/thumbs>
SetHandler perl-handler
PerlHandler Apache::GD::Thumbnail
PerlSetVar ThumbnailMaxSize 75
</Location>
In my script source I have the following line:
$r->print ('<P><A href="/pics/roses1.jpg"><IMG
src="/image1/pics/thumbs/roses.jpg"></A>
I have tried this with the PerlSetVar ThumbnailBaseDir set to the
Location, with PerlModule Apache::GD::Thumbnail, with the OBJECT tag
instead of the IMG tag and they all yield the same 404 Not Found error.
At this point I think that I'm probably missing something really stupid,
considering I am following the man page to the letter. The only thing
missing from the man page is any example of HTML/script usage but that
looks to me as really basic - access the URL and the handler takes over.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Steve
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