image_exact: File does not exist.

got the same problem with 4.7.2 - even after applying the patch.

I can confirm this too on a fresh 4.7.2 install.

Loks like a typo

line 128 first parameter should be $source an not $destination

I can confirm this with my multisite 4.7.2 install. I also notice that uploaded avatars are being referenced through system root rather than web root paths (i.e. ).

I'm a bit confused regarding the reference to line 128. There are only 115 lines in image_exact.module.

same problem here too. :(

here too- 4.7.3 --> image_exact: File does not exist.

It's problem with $edit array in user_hook function for that module. $edit['picture'] doesn't exist. Now correnct one is $edit['_account']->picture.

patch attached.

still the same error even with the patch...

Same error here. Applied the patch and changed line 128. :(

Same here. Please advise.

same problem here! huhuhu :-(

Same problem!

Oh no i'm sorry, the patch is working great.

Applied patch and still getting this error after uploading an avatar.
image_exact does not seem to crop avatar or have any effect on the uploaded avatar.

same error here. version 4.7.3

image_exact: File does not exist

I applied the patch provided at #47 and it worked out well.
I tested a few times.

Patch seems ready to be comitted.

We applied the patch. It only works for admins updating their own avatar. Admins cannot update other users's avatars and users cannot update their own.

Doesn't work on drupal 4.7.4 at all.

Same error, 4.7.4, whether it's the admin editing another's user account or the user.

function image_exact_user($op, &$edit, &$user, $category = NULL) {
  if ($op == 'update' && variable_get('image_exact_avatars', 0) && $edit['picture']) {
    list($final_w, $final_h) = explode('x', variable_get('user_picture_dimensions', '190x190'));
    $w = round($final_w / 2);
    $h = round($final_h / 2);
    image_exact_resize( $edit['picture'], $edit['picture'], $w, $h);
  }
}

This is the code I'm using that seems to work in all cases (registration, update profile, administrator modification of existing account).

* The modifications are the beginning if statement (op == 'update' and checking to see if the user has an assigned picture).
* And I went back to the unpatched code without using the $edit['_account'] object.

I notice that this problem also happens when a new user registers. Does your patch above address that as well. I ask since it seems to be checking for 'update' specifically. I am wondering if it will fix the case of a new subscriber aswell.