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Guillaume Rousse wrote:
| hello list.
|
| I've made my own icon for netapp filers, using the new netapp logo. I've
| used a png icon with a transparent background as the master icon, and
| converted it with pngtogd2 util, with the following command:
| pngtogd2 logo.png logo.gd2 0 1
|
| The png icon is fine, but the gd2 icon background appears as solid black
| area on the status map. I've tried various png saving options in gimp
| without success. Does anyone have a clue here to make it transparent as
| other icons ?
I use the script below to generate my icons. Obviously any format that
can be converted to pnm will work; here it's .gif. I believe Nagios
needs the .gif somehow, so you should avoid alpha channel (or make one
non-alpha .gif version, and one png with alpha channel). I have no idea
if gd2 supports alpha though.
Run it as ./genicon.sh
i.e.: "./genicon.sh *.gif" will convert all .gif files in current directory.
Be aware that it will clobber any .pnm, .png, .jpg and .gd2 with the
same names as the source files without warning.
- ----- genicon.sh -----
path="/usr/bin"
for arg
do
~ if [ -f "$arg" ]; then
~ echo converting $arg
~ arg="$(echo $arg | sed 's/\.gif$//')"
~ $path/giftopnm $arg.gif > $arg.pnm
~ $path/pnmtopng -transparent rgb:ff/ff/ff $arg.pnm > $arg.png
~ $path/pnmtojpeg -quality=100 -optimize -smooth=0 $arg.pnm > $arg.jpg
~ $path/pngtogd2 $arg.png $arg.gd2 0 1
~ fi
done
rm -f *.pnm
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- --
Thomas
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