The thing is that even Paperclip would fail here, since it's clearly
related to RMagick. Paperclip uses the same library to scale its
images. I prefer attachment_fu over paperclip, it has a couple of
features Paperclip doesn't have and it has worked perfectly for me.
The right tool for the
recently i have been hearing a lot of good about paperclip to replace
attachment_fu
On Mar 17, 8:27 am, Tam Kbe wrote:
> I realized that the problem was from RMagick/ImageMagick I tried
> installing different versions of both with no success.
>
> I resolved the problem by using ImageScience/Free
I realized that the problem was from RMagick/ImageMagick I tried
installing different versions of both with no success.
I resolved the problem by using ImageScience/FreeImage instead. It seems
to work better for me now!
Thanks,
Tam
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you were right Eric I just figured out I had to execute this line as my
RMagick was installed but not configured properly:
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib
Now it works by making four versions of the photo but they are the same!
I mean it doesn't actually create different sizes of images.
You should verify that your configured processor, such as rmagick/
imagemagick, is installed and available to the user under which the
application runs.
On Mar 16, 9:57 pm, Tam Kbe wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to use attachment_fu in order to upload photo and create
> three versions of thumbna
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