Greeting: interesting scenario: I have a number of batch workflows, written in python, that run as python-fu plugins. Sample bash terminal command: gimp -ibdf '(python-fu-batch-colorRT RUN-NONINTERACTIVE \"*.JPG\")''(gimp-quit 1)' Opens each file and applies the plug in. Works Fine. Also fine when run from a wrapping python script as: command = "gimp -ibdf '(python-fu-batch-usnaps-colorRT RUN-NONINTERACTIVE \"*.JPG\")''(gimp-quit 1)'" process = Popen([command], shell=True) ..PROVIDED that the wrapping script is run from the bash command line: ./doColorRT Problem is, when this same python wrapping script is scheduled via launchd,(OS X launch daemon) an error is generated "sh: gimp: command not found" and gimp never runs. I can replace the entire gimp command with a common shell command (ls, whoami, etc for example) and I get the proper response from either run method. The wrapper script runs based on launchd's <WatchPaths> key, as new images arrive in a folder. Anyone use this type of workflow? Help is greatly appreciated, kindly, -hc _______________________________________________ Gimp-developer mailing list Gimp-developer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU/mailman/listinfo/gimp-developer
