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For our use case, the only input formats we need to support are GIF, JPG and PNG. Using policy.xml to disable EPHEMERAL, URL, HTTPS, MVG and MSL is a nice star
by jhealy 10y ago
For our use case, the only input formats we need to support are GIF, JPG and PNG.
Using policy.xml to disable EPHEMERAL, URL, HTTPS, MVG and MSL is a nice start, but is it also possible to disable PDF, open office, FTP and others? Where would I find a list of all the supported coders?
- philsnow 10y agoI'm on my phone at the moment but try looking in the files named by the output of "dpkg -L imagemagick-common". There's a bunch of xml files and one of them specifies how all the other commands are invoked, IIRC.
- jhealy 10y agoThe delegates.xml file looks interesting, and `convert -list delegate` lists a large number of formats that we don't need to support. I'm not clear on the difference between a "coder" and a "delegate". Do I need to add a policy.xml entry to for each delegate?