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Project zimg is an open source software in the three clause BSD license. You should follow this install guide and install dependeces first. The newest version of zimg can be get from github:

git clone https://github.com/buaazp/zimg -b master --depth=1
cd zimg   
make

Or you can download all the old versions from the release page: All Releases

Binary

Source build is our recommended way to get zimg. If you are skilled in your operating system, you can build a binary package like RPM or DEB for it. We will appreciate your work and list your packages here to make others use zimg easily.

RPM for OpenSUSE

  • RPM: zimg-3.1.0-Release.x86_64.rpm
  • Install: sudo rpm -ivh zimg-3.1.0-Release.x86_64.rpm
  • Run: /usr/local/zimg/zimg /usr/local/zimg/conf/zimg.lua

DEB for Ubuntu

ChangeLog

09/09/2014 - zimg v3.1.0
  • More parameters in url for processing image.
  • Support lua scripts to deal with customized compress strategy.
  • Broswer and client cache control.
  • Admin page and delete image function.
  • Best parser for multipart/form uploads.
  • Support raw post upload and json result.
  • More config options for operation and maintenance.
06/10/2014 - zimg v2.2.0

Enhancement:

  • Fixed memory leak in imagemagick.
  • Bug fixed.
05/18/2014 - zimg v2.1.0

New features:

  • IP access control module.
  • Return compressed image for none arg request.

Bug fixed:

  • Storage path doesn't work and mk_dirs error.
  • Remove unsafe function sprintf().
  • 404 when p=0 and width or height is zero.
04/26/2014 - zimg v2.0.0
  • Support beansdb/SSDB mode to save images into distributed storage backend.
  • New rules of storage key.
  • Use keepalive-connection to improve performance.
  • Use lua for conf and other functions.
  • Clear log format.
  • New source code struct.
03/10/2014 - zimg v1.1.0
  • Supported SSDB storage backend.
08/01/2013 - zimg v1.0.0
  • Receive and storage users' upload images.
  • Transfer image through HTTP protocol.
  • Process resized and grayed image by request parameter.
  • Use memcached to improve performance.
  • Multi-thread support for multi-core processor server.