I am working on an open source French and Chinese stamp image ID system based on the Image::Seek module, eUpload script, makedb.pl, and seek.cgi. Every new uploaded image sent to stamp-eye-d.cgi invokes the newimg2db.pl script which creates a redirect header by calling and parsing the results from my version of makedb.pl.

The system sort of works now, at least for uploaded images of French and Chinese stamps in BMP format, but the image displayed and parsed for image similarity is the previously uploaded image. Additionally if I upload from the web service form the database image key number gets stuck on say 3361 and does not increment.

If I upload an image via FTP instead of from the web page form, and then run makedb.pl from Jail Shell within the cgi-bin, it correctly increments. If I look in the imgname.db in Notepad++, there are several images associated with each stuck database key.

Any suggestions for reasons these two things are occurring and ways to fix them? There are 12 BMP images here to test with.

Thanks for the help.

In reply to Image::Seek Database Stuck on Key Number by socrtwo

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