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Php: reducing file size of a photo, server side?
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Join Date: Mar 2002
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Is that possible?
Someone has asked me to change the maximum limit of an uploadable photo to 1mb. Since his server only has disc space of 25mb, I am expecting problems in the near future.
Is there a certain functionality, or php class that I should be trying to find with google?
TIA
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Join Date: Jan 2001
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There are a number of image manipulation binaries that can do this, they run on the server. Look into ImageMagik... (there are a few more. I can't recall them though)
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.......... in combination with MagickWand for PHP looks like a perfect option.
Thank you Sir.
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I believe ImageMagick depends on gdlib, which can also be manipulated via PHP directly, althouhg using IM is probably much easier.
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