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Magento 1.94 image upload - exif missing
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After upgrade to 1.94 I realized that image upload is removing all Exif data from uploaded images. I tried to search for any '->stripImage()' string in the project but no success.
magento-1.9 product-images image-upload
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After upgrade to 1.94 I realized that image upload is removing all Exif data from uploaded images. I tried to search for any '->stripImage()' string in the project but no success.
magento-1.9 product-images image-upload
explain in detail
– Smita Kagwade
Jun 11 at 21:53
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After upgrade to 1.94 I realized that image upload is removing all Exif data from uploaded images. I tried to search for any '->stripImage()' string in the project but no success.
magento-1.9 product-images image-upload
After upgrade to 1.94 I realized that image upload is removing all Exif data from uploaded images. I tried to search for any '->stripImage()' string in the project but no success.
magento-1.9 product-images image-upload
magento-1.9 product-images image-upload
asked Jun 11 at 20:07
Grzegorz Wrona WronkowskiGrzegorz Wrona Wronkowski
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explain in detail
– Smita Kagwade
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explain in detail
– Smita Kagwade
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explain in detail
– Smita Kagwade
Jun 11 at 21:53
explain in detail
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The reason Magento strips metadata is because it poses a security risk, so I would highly recommend against disabling it, but I'll still explain below how you would do it.
How to disable image reprocessing
Instead of just removing EXIF data, as of Magento 1.9.3.3
it rebuilds the entire image into a new file. The logic for this can be found within the following function Mage_Core_Model_File_Validator_Image::validate
As of Magento 1.9.3.6
you will also notice in the validate
function there is an early return statement that checks general/reprocess_images/active
.
You can set this to a falsely value through an XML config file, which would remove this additional security measure.
Additional Note
If you really wanted to have the metadata on the new image, I would recommend extending the validate
function. Reading the meta data from the old file with exif_read_data
, applying some manual processing/sanitization on the results and setting it on the new image.
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The reason Magento strips metadata is because it poses a security risk, so I would highly recommend against disabling it, but I'll still explain below how you would do it.
How to disable image reprocessing
Instead of just removing EXIF data, as of Magento 1.9.3.3
it rebuilds the entire image into a new file. The logic for this can be found within the following function Mage_Core_Model_File_Validator_Image::validate
As of Magento 1.9.3.6
you will also notice in the validate
function there is an early return statement that checks general/reprocess_images/active
.
You can set this to a falsely value through an XML config file, which would remove this additional security measure.
Additional Note
If you really wanted to have the metadata on the new image, I would recommend extending the validate
function. Reading the meta data from the old file with exif_read_data
, applying some manual processing/sanitization on the results and setting it on the new image.
add a comment |
The reason Magento strips metadata is because it poses a security risk, so I would highly recommend against disabling it, but I'll still explain below how you would do it.
How to disable image reprocessing
Instead of just removing EXIF data, as of Magento 1.9.3.3
it rebuilds the entire image into a new file. The logic for this can be found within the following function Mage_Core_Model_File_Validator_Image::validate
As of Magento 1.9.3.6
you will also notice in the validate
function there is an early return statement that checks general/reprocess_images/active
.
You can set this to a falsely value through an XML config file, which would remove this additional security measure.
Additional Note
If you really wanted to have the metadata on the new image, I would recommend extending the validate
function. Reading the meta data from the old file with exif_read_data
, applying some manual processing/sanitization on the results and setting it on the new image.
add a comment |
The reason Magento strips metadata is because it poses a security risk, so I would highly recommend against disabling it, but I'll still explain below how you would do it.
How to disable image reprocessing
Instead of just removing EXIF data, as of Magento 1.9.3.3
it rebuilds the entire image into a new file. The logic for this can be found within the following function Mage_Core_Model_File_Validator_Image::validate
As of Magento 1.9.3.6
you will also notice in the validate
function there is an early return statement that checks general/reprocess_images/active
.
You can set this to a falsely value through an XML config file, which would remove this additional security measure.
Additional Note
If you really wanted to have the metadata on the new image, I would recommend extending the validate
function. Reading the meta data from the old file with exif_read_data
, applying some manual processing/sanitization on the results and setting it on the new image.
The reason Magento strips metadata is because it poses a security risk, so I would highly recommend against disabling it, but I'll still explain below how you would do it.
How to disable image reprocessing
Instead of just removing EXIF data, as of Magento 1.9.3.3
it rebuilds the entire image into a new file. The logic for this can be found within the following function Mage_Core_Model_File_Validator_Image::validate
As of Magento 1.9.3.6
you will also notice in the validate
function there is an early return statement that checks general/reprocess_images/active
.
You can set this to a falsely value through an XML config file, which would remove this additional security measure.
Additional Note
If you really wanted to have the metadata on the new image, I would recommend extending the validate
function. Reading the meta data from the old file with exif_read_data
, applying some manual processing/sanitization on the results and setting it on the new image.
answered Jun 11 at 22:06
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