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No JPG recognized on one host: 2.2.8

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No JPG recognized on one host: 2.2.8 Rich Shepard 25 Aug 18:01
  No JPG recognized on one host: 2.2.8 Sven Neumann 25 Aug 22:11
Rich Shepard
2005-08-25 18:01:28 UTC (over 19 years ago)

No JPG recognized on one host: 2.2.8

This has me completely baffled. We run Slackware-10.1 on all hosts; each had a copy of gimp-2.2.8 installed from the same package. On all but one laptop, there is no problem opening and working with .jpg files. On this one host, .hrz, .ico, and .jpg files are not recognized and not available in the file type list.

I've removed and reinstalled the application, and moved ~/.gimp-2.2/ to another name so it is regenerated when the application is invoked. No difference in behavior: it will not accept .jpg as a valid file type. ImageMagick's 'display' has no problem with them.

When I searched google for this problem I found a reference to a missing library on freeBSD. On the host here, /usr/lib/libjpeg* are all present.

Suggestions and solutions greatly appreciated.

TIA,

Rich

Sven Neumann
2005-08-25 22:11:01 UTC (over 19 years ago)

No JPG recognized on one host: 2.2.8

Hi,

Rich Shepard writes:

This has me completely baffled. We run Slackware-10.1 on all hosts; each had a copy of gimp-2.2.8 installed from the same package. On all but one laptop, there is no problem opening and working with .jpg files. On this one host, .hrz, .ico, and .jpg files are not recognized and not available in the file type list.

Are the relevant plug-ins really installed and executable by the user? Have you tried running the plug-ins directly?

Sven