[KimDaBa] Bug-Report: loosing time information

[Jesper K. Pedersen]

On Wednesday 05 January 2005 21:06, Ben Stanley wrote:
| I want to say that I've seen behaviour very similar to this.
|
| I also want to say that I can't manually change the date. When I try to
| do that, the date gets lost. I'm using kimdaba 2.0 compiled from src off
| Jesper's ftp site.
Is it reproduceable? Does it happend with every image?
Could you please try a snapshot, and let me know if it happens there too?
|
| Ben.
|
| On Tue, 2005-01-04 at 19:58, Martin Hoeller wrote:
| > Hi all!
| >
| > I recently decided that i need something like a database for all my
| > images (>4000) and that way i found KimDaBa. It is exactly what i was
| > searching for and perfect for my needs!
| >
| > Unfortunately i think it has a bug (like every software has). When i
| > categorize images it looses the (previously available) time and date
| > information.
| >
| > Let me explain what i mean on an example:
| >
| > - i've a new folder X with one new image Y
| > - when i start KimDaBa it recognizes this new image correctly and reads
| >   the EXIF information from Y
| > - next i open the image and press ctrl-1 to categorize it
| > - even if i just press OK without changing anything the date and time
| >   information for Y will be lost!
| >
| > Note that i found out that this behaviour only happens for images with
| > dates (date info coming from EXIF or set manually within kimdaba) before
| > 2005-01-01!
| >
| > I didn't notice this behaviour a week or so ago, so maybe it has
| > something to do with the new year 2005.
| >
| > Does anybody else have this problem?
| >
| > I'm using kimdaba 2.0-2 from Debian/unstable on an i386 architecture.
| >
| > If you need any more information, please let me know!
| >
| >
| > thanks for the great work,
| > - martin
|
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