recrusiv scale of jpg images
 

Hy!

I plan a jpeg archive for our complany.

Unfortunatelly some people think they have to save there pictures with 5.1 mil. pixels so my database keeps growing.

Now my question:

I can use:

for f in *.jpg ; do djpeg $f | pnmscale -xysize 1024 768 | cjpeg -qual 75 >1024-$f ; done

to resale the jpegs to 1024x768 but as the users are able to create there own subfolders I would like to uses the string above recrusivly.

Who can i do that ?

Go to top directory

find . -type f -name "*.jpg" -print | while read x; do djpeg $x | pnmscale -xysize 1024 768 | cjpeg -qual 75 >1024-$x ; done

Ok, but

-bash: 1024-./public/img_2684_2.jpg: Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden

seems to me that $x could not be uses as it does not only store the filename but the whole path. trying to figer that out.....

Should be something with awk -F/ {'print$2'}

Thanks!

try this command. please test it first.

same mistake

./test.scr: line 4: ./1024-./public/img_2684.jpg: Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden

the './1024' is at the wrong place.

Two strings have to be used as

1.) I need the whole path as the source
2.) as target i need the folder then i would like to insert 1024 and then comes the old filename....


lets see....

sorry my mistake. used dirname instead.

got it working....


Ok, its not so beautiful but IT WORKS


find . -type f -name "*.jpg" -print | grep -v 1024_768_ | while read x; do
echo ALT:$x
pfad=`dirname $x`
dateiname=`basename $x`
echo NEU:$pfad/1024_768_$dateiname
djpeg $x | pnmscale -xysize 1024 768 | cjpeg -qual 75 >$pfad/1024_768_$dateiname
chown wwwrun $pfad/1024_768_$dateiname
chmod 600 $pfad/1024_768_$dateiname
mv $x /tempbilder/
done