Any word on this Issac? Are you as stumped as I am? I dug into it again today and verified that the jpeg, png and freetype2 libraries were installed and verified that they functioned. I also did a complete rebuild of GD and a CPAN force install on Apache::GD::Thumbnail - all went well with no errors or warnings ( all for not though, it still refuses to work ).
On Tue, 2003-03-25 at 18:34, Steven A. Adams wrote: > On Tue, 2003-03-25 at 00:12, Issac Goldstand wrote: > > ----- Original Message ----- > ...<snip>... > > >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. > > > ...<snip>... > > Why don't you show me your exact configuration, and I'll see if I can help > > you out... > > > > Issac > > > > ...<another snip>... > > 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 -- Steven A. Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>