Re: How to command line rotate an image?

I don't know who to rotate the image, but to delete your file you need
to use the inode. This is off the top of my head so if the synax is
wrong you can just google it.

ls -il "-rotate90"

find . -inum 123456 -exec rm -i {} \;


On 11/11/10, joe@actionline.com <joe@actionline.com> wrote:
> .
> How can I use the 'convert' utility to rotate an image?
>
> After searching the 'net for example syntax, the only thing I have been
> able to find is: convert "-rotate90" filename.jpg ... which did not work.
> I've tried a dozen other variations to no avail. One variation I tried
> was this: convert filename.jpg "-rotate90" and that created a file named
> -rotate90 which I am now unable to remove. In fact, I cannot even list
> this file with a leading "-", much less remove it.
>
> I tried: ls -ltr *rotat* and get this error message response:
>
> ls: invalid option -- e
> Try `ls --help' for more information.
>
> Good grief, what have I done? And how can I unscramble my mess?
>
>
>
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