Version: (using KDE KDE 3.3.1) Installed from: RedHat RPMs OS: Linux Simple stuff: my camera (a stv680) has its pictures in PNM format. Digikam won't display .pnm files saved in its albums, so it will appear as if the images failed to download. I simply added .pnm to the list of files to display, but maybe the real solution would be to use something like "file" to see whether a new file is an image or not. Or at least make sure that when you save a file from the camera to an album, it gets displayed :-)
added pnm to default extensions. we do extension based mimetype checks because we also support raw files from different cameras and there are plenty of raw file formats out there which are propertiary and there doesn't really exist a proper mimetype for them. even the file extensions vary wildly. so the only solution is to use extension based checks, which user can modify. the pnm files (in your case) come from libgphoto2, we really don't know all the different extensions for the files which will downloaded from the camera. we just add them, whenever somebody requests us to do so. i guess, we could be smart about it and do a check for each file which was downloaded and add extensions for it to the default extensions list (if not present already).
CVS commit by pahlibar: * when downloading files from the camera, check for the file extension of each file and added it to the image mimetype list if not found. refresh the view appropriately. * minor code cleanup BUG: 94618 M +20 -15 digikam/digikamapp.cpp 1.79 M +0 -2 digikam/digikamapp.h 1.29 M +20 -0 utilities/cameragui/cameraui.cpp 1.34 M +3 -0 utilities/cameragui/cameraui.h 1.18 M +0 -1 utilities/setup/setup.cpp 1.28