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ok, thanks. I will look into the issue with other browsers and the cache. I was just under the impression that the image was not immediately scaled after uploading and that it needed to be called for the scaling to begin. But I guess I must be wrong. Thank you all for your help and good advice ...

Btw, that was Firefox.

ok, thanks. I will look into the issue with other browsers and the cache. I was just under the impression that the image was not immediately scaled after uploading and that it needed to be called for the scaling to begin. But I guess I must be wrong.
Thank you all for your help and good advice.

It's on a development site for numerous users. The odds that two images will have the same name are slim. It could happen however.
This still being a development site, I am the only one uploading images (for testing.) None of the images I have uploaded have the same name.

I am talking about refreshing the browser's page.

Hello, I use ImageMagick on a Drupal 7 platform. The version is 6.6.3-4 with OpenMP. After uploading an image, it does not show immediately. I have to refresh the page for the picture to show. Even if the picture has been uploaded a while ago I need to refresh the page I landed on to see the pic ...

At long last, the problem's solution was found. It was on the server's side and it was not properly configured. Now everything is working well.
My thanks to all those who tried to help.

I have made some progress and now can process scaling of animated GIFs in under 3 minutes! For this, I used the variable <?php $conf['image_allow_insecure_derivatives'] = TRUE; ?> This is at the expense of security that added a token at the end of the image url. The token is now removed. Still ...

I am attaching a screen capture shot of all the options the ImageMagick module gives. Hope this helps.
http://www.zastey.com/2013-04-25_1530.png

@magick I do not know what command is used. Like I just told snigbo, commands are managed by a Drupal module (http:/www.drupal.org/project/ImageMajick) The module is open source. The best way to monitor the effect is to go to the site (http://www.zastey.com) and post an animated GIF in the photo ...

@snibgo Version: ImageMagick 6.7.1-7 2012-01-13 Q16 http://www.imagemagick.org Copyright: Copyright (C) 1999-2011 ImageMagick Studio LLC Features: OpenMP On Apache 2.2.24 I do not know the command that is used. The site is a Drupal site (v. 7) A module (ImageMagick) manages the commands (http ...

I am presently working on the development of a social networking website (Drupal 7.) I have switched to ImageMagick from GD2 to enable the rendering of animated GIF files. However, it takes up to 5 minutes for the server to process a single uploaded animation. In the mean time, the site freezes ...