Hi!
I found bug: when I set destination path via -d or --dest output doesn't saves files in directory but adds folder name as prefix.
Example:
jpegoptim -v -dconverted ./to-convert/file.jpg
will save file as ./convertedfile.jpg and converted directory will be empty.
I found where is the problem: it's jpegoptim.c:347. sizeof(dest_path) returns 8 because here dest_path is pointer, not a char array like in main
tjko
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1 year ago
Hi! I found bug: when I set destination path via -d or --dest output doesn't saves files in directory but adds folder name as prefix. Example:
jpegoptim -v -dconverted ./to-convert/file.jpgwill save file as ./convertedfile.jpg and converted directory will be empty. I found where is the problem: it's jpegoptim.c:347. sizeof(dest_path) returns 8 because here dest_path is pointer, not a char array like in main