Werbunganmich@xxxxxxx wrote:
> However, with Lotus Notes installed, DVD::RIP complains about a missing
> ImageMagick on startup and if one sets it as not required in the config file,
> DVDRIP calls a LotusNotes Window when it runs.
Obviously Lotus Notes ships a programm called "convert". As well
ImageMagick has a so called program and dvd::rip makes use of it.
When dvd::rip probes for the required external programs, it calls them
to grab their version information. That's why a Lotus window is opened
on dvd::rip startup.
dvd::rip makes no assumption of the installation path of ImageMagick's
convert program. It justs executes it without any full path and relies
on the PATH environment variable.
So as a workaround: modify your PATH in a way that ImageMagick's convert
is found before Lotus' convert, e.g. by putting /usr/bin/ in front
(resp. the path, where the ImageMagick programs are installed on your
system):
export PATH=/usr/bin:$PATH
dvdrip
Now everything should work. You could make a dvdrip.sh file with the
both lines above, and start this instead. As well you shouldn't care
about having /usr/bin twice in your PATH ;)
Regards,
Jörn
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