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photo upload ::Safe\iptcparse -- 9 -- An error occured #1482
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Confirmed. A workaround until we fix it is to install exiftool and enable it by setting |
@romleinster Do we have permission to add your photo to our automatic test suite? This sounds like an erroneous EXIF tag in your image file, but I agree that Lychee should be robust and forging to this kind of input errors and should keep trying to proceed as long as possible. However, it is always difficult to find suitable "bad" samples for our tests. |
yes, you can use the photo for testing. @kamil4 Do I need to configure a path to exiftool? I installed exiftool (both through my distribution and the included script), and set
I have the bin available in my local path:
but it seems like the app doesn't have access to it. |
I believe we do search for it in your |
FYI, you should be able to fix it at this point by replacing the file |
While the fix has been merged into the dependency (where it belongs), I'm keeping this open until it lands on Lychee's |
Closed with fd445f6 |
Uploading this file (https://drive.google.com/file/d/12gbckQ7yf1HCyGmDo1-1yCpjLJX1GklA/view) results in Errors on file upload:
2022-08-24 14:29:55 UTC -- error -- ::Safe\iptcparse -- 9 -- An error occured
2022-08-24 14:29:55 UTC -- error -- App\Metadata\Extractor::createFromFile -- 98 -- An error occured; caused by
Other files uploads work properly.
Output of the diagnostics [REQUIRED]
Browser and system
client: Firefox 103.0.2 (64-bit) / Windows 11
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