When calling webkit2png from a PHP script from within a MAMP server (see http://www.mamp.info/) the script fails during the PyObjC imports due to a missing symbol in libjpeg.

Possible solutions:

• Include note in README about how DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH should be empty (verified to work)
• Before importing PyObjC packages in the script, "import os; del os.environ['DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH']" (untested)

Further info:

http://www.princexml.com/bb/viewtopic.php?p=3496&sid=c351ebad7ec5eff6a979b94dfeaabe7e#3496

A response from the MAMP developers: Quote:

yes, MAMP changes the environment variable $DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH. Check the file: /Applications/MAMP/Library/bin/envvars and try out if commenting out the two uncommented lines will work for you.

Is it possible to create this so that the files/filenames(s) are returned via standard input?

For example:

webkit2png http://apple.com -F | lp -

prints:

Fetching http://apple.com ...
 ... done

:(

Hello together,

our company is using webkit2png by Paul Hammond in a web service since some time and we are very grateful for this piece of script doing such a great job, especially with the new delay option.
On testing this new version we found that error handling in webView_didFailLoadWithError_forFrame might produce more errors than it should, preventing webpages from being loaded which normally should load.
This particularly is true with pages containing reloadable content like flash or javascript, as the following German examples show:
http://www.rae-bachmann-hansen.de
http://www.vincon-kaelte.de
http://www.kolb-architekten.de
These homepages are loaded and captured only if getURL in webView_didFailLoadWithError_forFrame is commented out otherwise the application will be terminated.

Maybe our findings will be useful in improving his beautiful little application.

Kind regards,
Werner Paskuy