I am running Digikam 2.9.0 on openSUSE 12.2 with KDE 4.9.4
My files are local.
I was curious when I read this, had never noticed.
What I see is that (all ?) landscape photos are permissions -rw-r--r--
and portrait photos are permissions -rw-------
I seldom rotate photos, so I assume that portrait shots are rotated on
import (SD card in USB reader) and the permissions set.
I opened a landscape shot in album view and manually rotated it and did
observe permissions changing from -rw-r--r-- to -rw-------.
Rotating back to landscape did not change the permissions again, remain
-rw-------.
As an additional test, I opened a landscape photo and created a portrait
image by using the editor-Transform-Aspect Ratio Crop.
When saved as new version, the new version is permissions -rw-r--r--
On 12/26/2012 09:34 AM, Arnd Diestelhorst wrote:
> My first message here, therefore hello digikam users!
>
> After rotating an image in album view, either with the overlay buttons or
> from the image menu, file permissions are changed to -rw------. This is a
> big problem in a multi user environment. I did not find any other operation
> in digikam which does this. Especially rotating images in the editor does
> not show this behaviour, neither with destructive nor with non destructive
> editing.
>
> I could not find any other setting than umask, which could influence this.
> umask doesn't help. In the past there have been similar issues with
> digikam, maybe this specific place was overlooked?
>
> My files are located on a nfs server. I have digikam 2.9.0 on an Arch Linux
> system with KDE 4.9.4. The libjpeg on arch linux is libjpeg-turbo.
>
> Arnd
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