note 83159 deleted from function.imagerotate by danbrown
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| Subject: | note 83159 deleted from function.imagerotate by danbrown | ||
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Note Submitter: cjastram at gmail dot com
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This function does not resize the image being rotated, as indicated by the phrase, "the rotated
image is scaled down so that the whole rotated image fits in the destination image." The
returned image resource is resized up so as to exactly fit the rotated source image.
For those using Ubuntu, if you have permission to access your PHP modules directory, you can snag a
bundled php-gd.so from another distribution (such as Red Hat or Mandriva) and replace yours, and you
should be good to go (I was). Remember, though, that the reason Ubuntu does not do this is because
of security, so be responsible!