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This project seems to be dead, unfortunately, but I'll ask anyway...
The -o,--outdir should specify a different directory (from input file).
I'm using the ezthumb cli in a batch file (in a FOR loop, specifically).
I've tried everything to make this work: Backslashes added before and after, using quotes and double-quotes, even variable substitution. No success.
Funny fact: ezthumb is working indeed, giving proceeding output, even pretending to save the file in the specified directory, but everytime the file is not there.
Edit: I've fortunately solved the issue! Tried once again all possible entries and suddenly it worked as expected!
Changes made: --outdir \new\
to: -o new\ (I swear I've tried this before...)
The specified dir did already exist, don't know if it would be created otherwise.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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-o,--outdir option not working (Windows 7-64)
[solved] -o,--outdir option not working (Windows 7-64)
Mar 27, 2020
This project seems to be dead, unfortunately, but I'll ask anyway...
The -o,--outdir should specify a different directory (from input file).
I'm using the ezthumb cli in a batch file (in a FOR loop, specifically).
I've tried everything to make this work: Backslashes added before and after, using quotes and double-quotes, even variable substitution. No success.
Funny fact: ezthumb is working indeed, giving proceeding output, even pretending to save the file in the specified directory, but everytime the file is not there.
The cur used option looks like:
--outdir \new\
Output of ezthumb is:
Edit: I've fortunately solved the issue! Tried once again all possible entries and suddenly it worked as expected!
Changes made:
--outdir \new\
to:
-o new\
(I swear I've tried this before...)The specified dir did already exist, don't know if it would be created otherwise.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: