Hi Here the the code snippet I'm been using : 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use Image::Thumbnail;

my $imgdir=  "/var/www/upload";

createImageMagickThumb('testFileUploadAndThumb.jpg');


sub createImageMagickThumb {

    my  $filename = shift || '';
    print "file name : $filename\n";
    print "file directory $imgdir\n";
    my $t = new Image::Thumbnail(
        size       => 100,
        create     => 1,
        input      => "$imgdir/$filename",
        outputpath => "$imgdir/thumb.$filename",
    );
    print "input      => $imgdir/$filename\n";
    print "outputpath => $imgdir/thumb.$filename\n";
}

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and here is the console view 

root@vps8279:/usr/lib/cgi-bin# perl thumb.pl
file name : testFileUploadAndThumb.jpg
file directory /var/www/upload
input      => /var/www/upload/testFileUploadAndThumb.jpg
outputpath => /var/www/upload/thumb.testFileUploadAndThumb.jpg

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In my upload directory I still doesn't have a thumb.testFileUploadAndThumb.jpg created

In reply to Re^4: Image::Thumbnail work under windows but not on linux by *alexandre*
in thread Image::Thumbnail work under windows but not on linux by *alexandre*

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