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If your ISP can do the rotate from a terminal/shell, then IM is OK. If that fails, then have them uninstall and reinstall. If they can do it from the terminal/shell and not from PHP exec, then PHP may have some problems on your account or in their system. I'll contact them and tell them this is ...

Only thing I can suggest is to have IM unistalled and then reinstalled. Or first, have your ISP test your simple rotate command and see if they can reproduce the fact that it does not rotate. I will do that, as we speak... Or check your file permissions for those folders As a simple exec("/usr/bin ...

Fred,

an exec("type -a convert");

gives the following output:


Array
(
[0] => convert is /usr/bin/convert
)

So, this looks okay.. I could not try the command in a terminal, I do not have the permissions todo so.
Any more idea's on how to solve the issue?

Doing a system("which convert"); just returns
"/usr/bin/convert".

Now what?

Im still clueless... Anybody has any ideas on howto find out whats wrong?

It gives me an empty array(); Strange thing is that the following does work: system("/usr/bin/convert $input -background none -shear 20 $output"); But everything I try using the "-rotate" or "-/+distort ScaleRotateTranslate" or "-/+distort SRT". Only rotate works with 90/180/270, distort doesn't do ...

Path to convert: /usr/bin/convert Path to files _is_ writable! Using PHP 5.3. Return of system("type convert"): Version: ImageMagick 6.7.6-1 2012-03-19 Q16 http://www.imagemagick.org Copyright: Copyright (C) 1999-2012 ImageMagick Studio LLC Features: OpenMP I talked to the system consultant, which ...