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I have following code but it doesn't work. What am I missing? Please kindly help

Goal:

1. Resize all images in an image folder and subfolders without changing name or modified date

2. Skip imagemagick analyzing image with exif conditions:

___a. if resolution is smaller than 1170, skip

___b. only work on images modified in the last 60 min

Restriction:

1. Can't create new folder


2. Must return same name but preserve modified time

Shell Script:

      #!/usr/bin/env bash



      exiftool  -q -r -ext jpg -if '

          $ImageWidth > 1170 ||

          $ImageHeight > 1170 and

            !print "$Directory/$Filename"' imagefolder |

        xargs -r0 ***--> what to do here, can't make it work

        while read file

        do

          touch -r "$file" tmp

          mogrify -resize 1170 "$file"

          touch "$file" -r tmp

          rm tmp

        done

Update: I just realize touch -r change the Access and Change date but keep modified time. Is there any option to keep the Access and Change time as well?

shell-script imagemagick exif

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I have following code but it doesn't work. What am I missing? Please kindly help

Goal:

1. Resize all images in an image folder and subfolders without changing name or modified date

2. Skip imagemagick analyzing image with exif conditions:

___a. if resolution is smaller than 1170, skip

___b. only work on images modified in the last 60 min

Restriction:

1. Can't create new folder


2. Must return same name but preserve modified time

Shell Script:

      #!/usr/bin/env bash



      exiftool  -q -r -ext jpg -if '

          $ImageWidth > 1170 ||

          $ImageHeight > 1170 and

            !print "$Directory/$Filename"' imagefolder |

        xargs -r0 ***--> what to do here, can't make it work

        while read file

        do

          touch -r "$file" tmp

          mogrify -resize 1170 "$file"

          touch "$file" -r tmp

          rm tmp

        done

Update: I just realize touch -r change the Access and Change date but keep modified time. Is there any option to keep the Access and Change time as well?

shell-script imagemagick exif

share|improve this question

asked 42 mins ago

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I have following code but it doesn't work. What am I missing? Please kindly help

Goal:

1. Resize all images in an image folder and subfolders without changing name or modified date

2. Skip imagemagick analyzing image with exif conditions:

___a. if resolution is smaller than 1170, skip

___b. only work on images modified in the last 60 min

Restriction:

1. Can't create new folder


2. Must return same name but preserve modified time

Shell Script:

      #!/usr/bin/env bash



      exiftool  -q -r -ext jpg -if '

          $ImageWidth > 1170 ||

          $ImageHeight > 1170 and

            !print "$Directory/$Filename"' imagefolder |

        xargs -r0 ***--> what to do here, can't make it work

        while read file

        do

          touch -r "$file" tmp

          mogrify -resize 1170 "$file"

          touch "$file" -r tmp

          rm tmp

        done

Update: I just realize touch -r change the Access and Change date but keep modified time. Is there any option to keep the Access and Change time as well?

shell-script imagemagick exif

share|improve this question

asked 42 mins ago

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      #!/usr/bin/env bash



      exiftool  -q -r -ext jpg -if '

          $ImageWidth > 1170 ||

          $ImageHeight > 1170 and

            !print "$Directory/$Filename"' imagefolder |

        xargs -r0 ***--> what to do here, can't make it work

        while read file

        do

          touch -r "$file" tmp

          mogrify -resize 1170 "$file"

          touch "$file" -r tmp

          rm tmp

        done

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asked 42 mins ago

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asked 42 mins ago

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