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          1. Chris wrote on Mar 07, 2017 at 12:48 AM

            Awesome, great development.

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          2. Sébastien wrote on Dec 12, 2016 at 02:23 PM

            Great! Thank you! :-)

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        2. Sylvain wrote on Dec 12, 2016 at 02:11 PM

          I've just made the changes to the package. it should be available in a couple of hours.
          thanks again

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      2. Sébastien wrote on Dec 12, 2016 at 01:22 PM

        Thank you for your quick answer Sylvain! The thing is the command you mentioned is lacking a leading slash `/` in front of `usr`, so your path is relative and not absolute. If for any reason the working dir is not what you expect, depending on the synology packaging system, the `cd` command fails and the `find` command below will apply on the whole working dir. You have to enforce an absolute path (as mentioned in my previsou comment) to avoid any hazardous/critical side effects to the system.

        Regards,

        Sébastien

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    2. Sylvain wrote on Dec 12, 2016 at 11:50 AM

      Hello,
      changes have been made in this version and there is now 'cd usr/bin/lib/Image'
      I'll note your safer comand and test it in the next version ;-)
      thanks for your help

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  2. Sébastien wrote on Dec 12, 2016 at 11:41 AM

    Hello Sylvain,

    First of all, thank for your package! Now, the issue Ingo talked about on 2016/05/17 in the `common` script is very critical. A previous install of Exiftool messed up a lot of folder permissions because of that issue. I finally succeeded in fixing all the mayhem and patch the script to make it harmless again, however I can't and I won't update your last version until it is fixed in the package itself.

    The fix is pretty simple: replace `cd usr/bin/lib/Image` by 'cd /usr/bin/lib/Image`

    Or even safer, remove the line above and replace: `find . -type d | xargs chmod 1777` by `find /usr/bin/lib/Image -type d | xargs chmod 1777`.

    Thanks in advance!

    Sébastien

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