Reading this, should the community hold out any hope that GD will ever
be viable on Ubuntu or its derivatives, eg Mint. At least for those
wishing to run applications that rely on imageantialias? I've just
installed Ubuntu and am hitting this imageantialias blockage - for
anyone with the same issue
I stand corrected on 14.04, it seems that as per the link in my previous
post, only imageantialias is still missing, the rest have been
backported!
$ php -r "var_dump(function_exists('imagerotate'));"
bool(true)
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I've just noticed that comment in the following :-
https://bitbucket.org/libgd/gd-libgd/issue/115/backports-php-internal-
functions-to-libgd
Seems like there's a chance of a solution in the medium term, although I
guess it's probably a bit late to get this into 14.04...
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There is no need anymore to use bundled gd as long as gd 2.1 is used. We
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FIrst post on this was 2005...
In 2013 it is still an issue.
Ubuntu 12.04:
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PHP 5.3.10-1ubuntu3.5 with Suhosin-Patch (cli) (built: Jan 18 2013 23:40:19)
$ php --re gd | grep "Function"
- Functions {
Function [ function gd_info ] {
Function [ function imagearc ] {
Functio
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would be awesome if this would be done, or if an optional php5-gd-
boutell package could be created that does this. I know this would work,
because I am currently running the default php5 package from karmic and
only had to swap in my recompiled php5-gd package,
php5-gd_5.2.10.dfsg.1-2ubuntu6.10_am
I installed PHP 5.2.X on Lucid which normally comes with 5.3.X as I have
old code I cannot yet change.
This lead to a headache recompiling PHP with the proper GD library
because libaprutil1-dev and apache2-prefork-dev depend on their
respective non-dev packages, so in order to satisfy the dependen
As with debian this is something we are not going to do.
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> https://launchpad.net/~neosofti/+archive/experimental with enabled GD
library
Could you please at least rename the package to something like php5-gd-
bundled (with Provides: php5-gd, Replaces: php5-gd, Conflicts: php5-gd),
so the bug reports for this package doesn't end up in the official
tracke
https://launchpad.net/~neosofti/+archive/experimental with enabled GD
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Thanks for the infos, then we need a new server installation :-)
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> Will this ever become available for Hardy Heron without having to
compile php by hand?
No. This feature is available only in 5.3.0+ version of php5.
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Will this ever become available for Hardy Heron without having to
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I notice this bug in maverick.
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Currently having this problem too on lucid
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hi,
Which release is it? Latest php 5.3 allows to use external libraries
while keeping the bundled features active.
Cheers,
On Sat, May 29, 2010 at 8:03 PM, Joe Terranova wrote:
> Multiple people have confirmed that this is still not working. If we are
> missing something, please let us know wh
Multiple people have confirmed that this is still not working. If we are
missing something, please let us know when you change this back to fix
released.
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Same problem with lucid & php5.3.2-1ubuntu4.2
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This problem still exists for me in lucid also.
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I see that this is marked as fix released, but I'm still having this
issue with Lucid. I'm running php5 and php5-gd with version
5.3.2-1ubuntu4. I have gd loaded, the rest of the gd functions work, but
I get function not found for imageantialias.
If I'm a fluke, that's fine, I'd appreciate some in
php 5.3.1-5ubuntu1 is in lucid.
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This has been fixed for lucid.
Regards
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Debian sid has php 5.3, so this will probably be fixed after lucid is
released and the packages resynced.
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php 5.3 allows external GD while still providing the latest features
using the bundled GD library. As soon as ubuntu provides 5.3, this bug
should be fixed as well.
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> Soon this bug report will have been opened for three years ...
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Soon this bug report will have been opened for three years ...
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On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 6:55 PM, Ondřej Surý wrote:
>> It is not dead, watch the commits. We are focusing on 2.1 release.
>
> That's indeed a good news. Thanks for the heads up.
>
>> I won't have the time to do it. It is in 5.3, if only 5.3 had made it
>> to the last release. However it could be a
> It is not dead, watch the commits. We are focusing on 2.1 release.
That's indeed a good news. Thanks for the heads up.
> I won't have the time to do it. It is in 5.3, if only 5.3 had made it
> to the last release. However it could be a definitive *huge* plus for
> your users to finally have som
hi,
On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 11:00 AM, Ondřej Surý wrote:
> Pierre, no I am not getting it.
>
> Webpages www.libgd.org seems to be dead, so if you call it fork or
> proper package, it doesn't really matter, if the library has a upstream
> maintainer. If you took over maintainership of libgd, mayb
Pierre, no I am not getting it.
Webpages www.libgd.org seems to be dead, so if you call it fork or
proper package, it doesn't really matter, if the library has a upstream
maintainer. If you took over maintainership of libgd, maybe it's time to
write some roadmap, or at least something into news.
hi,
You are still not getting it.
What you need is not a fork but a proper package. To ease this move I
added the possibility to use the system library AND to have the php
specific features like the imagefilter or imagerotate functions.
In the long run this compatibility layer will be pointless
> And why not create two php packages? "php5-standard" compiled without
any special options and "php5-extra" (compiled with gd and perhaps other
stuff).
Bundled GD library in php has hardcoded dependency on php, which just
adds to reasons, why it couldn't be packaged as a standalone library.
What
hi,
As of 5.3.0 it is possible to compile php with the external GD while
keep having the new features (most of them at least, like imagerotate
or imagefilter). That won't fix the non fixed bugs in debian's gd or
the bad patches (afair, it affects only debian, ubuntu being smarter
when it comes to
Mantis don't use anti aliasing any more to work around this bug. This is
not applicable for all PHP project.
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Importance: Unknown => Undecided
** Changed in: php
Status: Fix Released => New
** Changed in: php
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** Changed
And why not create two php packages? "php5-standard" compiled without
any special options and "php5-extra" (compiled with gd and perhaps other
stuff).
For example: Drupal V.7 need php with bundled GD library because the
imagecache will be in the core of Drupal... so he can depend of
php5-extra in
Howto Recompiling php5 with GD support http://www.howtoforge.com
/recompiling-php5-with-bundled-support-for-gd-on-ubuntu
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What's the status of this bug now?? A lot of PHP script need the bundled
GD library. Drupal for exemple with image cache... And the quality is
realy poor with the official GD.
I use ubuntu-serv and and don't would like recompile PHP for something
basic like that!
** Tags added: drupal
** Tags ad
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This bug has been hanging around for a long time :-(
FYI this bug impacts on the Mantis bug tracker; there is a workaround:
http://www.mantisbt.org/bugs/view.php?id=9167
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** Also affects: mantis via
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I have found a manual how to recompile the PHP for using bundled GD library:
http://cumu.li/2008/5/13/recompiling-php5-with-bundled-support-for-gd-on-ubuntu
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hi!
I already tried to discuss the various problem in Debian's gd last year
before Etch. Without much success as some critical bugs only got fixed
recently and not by the package maintainer (he should be consider as
inactive or as blocking point, choose one ;) ).
About the PHP'gd, I'm working on
"will be 2.0.36 or 2.0.36" > "will be 2.0.35 or 2.0.36" :)
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If there is zlib/sqlite library bundled anywhere it needs fixing.
But splitting php-forked gd library to separate package seems to be
reasonable idea - if somebody is willing to check for security bugs
(both gd and php-gd). And if this package gets accepted to Debian (which
may be a slight problem
Ah, yes, because there are no bundled libraries in Debian/Ubuntu... I
mean, besides the bazillion copies of zlib or sqlite alone, just like
every other distro. C'mon.
Yes, in general it is very good policy not to build with bundled
libraries. But that policy needs to have exceptions, like any reas
People wishing to use php with bundled gd immediately should switch to
other distribution. For anybody who understand how Debian / Ubuntu
works, Ondřej has given the ultimate answer. For those unwilling to
change, please place your bet, ranging from one day to one century.
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Since the PHP guys have effectively forked GD, in the interim would it
not be acceptable to provide the PHP version of GD as a separate
package, and then have php5-gd depend on the standard gd *or* the PHP
gd?
Eventually, once the fork has been healed (I'm not holding my breath!)
the separate pack
Using bundled libraries is security hell. It will never happen in
Debian. And I very much doubt that it will happen in Ubuntu.
Correct way is to push those changes to upstream GD library. And it's a
WIP at least according to
http://www.libgd.org/FAQ_PHP#How_do_I_get_gd_to_work_with_PHP.3F
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For what it's worth I extracted gd-bundled.so from the following
mandriva RPM, copied it to the modules directory, then uninstalled the
php5-gd package, and it appears to work on Feisty with PHP 5.2.1.
ftp://fr2.rpmfind.net/linux/MandrakeCooker/2007.1/i586//media/main/updates
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imagelayereffect() is undefined as well.
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Confirmed, the imagerotate() function in fact doesn't work.
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Matthew Nuzum: have you hit this during setting up Drupal on the main
Ubuntu website? Does it ring any bells?
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I already have many problems without imagerotate(). Drupal and others
CMS needs too.
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Confirmed, the imagerotate() function in fact doesn't work.
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