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Originally Posted by JeffElkins
Sure, I'll test this today. Also, I don't run Windows. All my testing is done with Kubuntu 7.10
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Very good to know. It works for me using Debian unstable. Could it maybe be different versions of clit we are using? I use version 1.8.
The problem I think is that the reading of the file fails on line 486 in Util.pm. When that fails it tries to read it as a BMP file. But the file is a gif file with a jpg filename. So it should be read by "my $p = new GD::Image ("$filename");". What you could do is print out $filename at that point and confirm that it is the same as in the ctmp directory.
You could also write a simple perl script that just tries to read the problematic file and see if it works.
Since I do not manage to trigger this bug it is a bit hard for me to debug it...