Thanks Phil.
Unfortunately I still can't get ExifTool to work. I think
that it's either in the wrong place and/or I did not add it
to my PATH correctly.
My PATH is:
yubana147:~ home$ printenv PATH
/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin
In my home directory--the initial directory which I am in
when I open a terminal session contains the following:
yubana147:~ home$ ls -a
. .lpoptions Library
.. .rnd Movies
.ActivePerl .sversionrc Music
.CFUserTextEncoding Applications Pictures
.DS_Store CPA Archive Public
.Trash CPA iView Cat Reader Sites
.Xauthority Canon_60152F-01.CR2 exiftool
.bash_history Canon_60512f-01.CR2 ppm4.log
.bashrc Desktop
.cshrc Documents
I'm not sure what the exiftool file in my home directory is
for? If I change to my /usr/local/bin there is a folder
called Image-ExifTool-6.66:
yubana147:~ home$ cd /usr/local/bin
yubana147:/usr/local/bin home$ ls -a
. fondu tobin
.. frombin ufond
Image-ExifTool-6.66 ps2pdf
dfont2res showfond
yubana147:/usr/local/bin home$
The Image-ExifTool-6.66 folder contains the following:
yubana147:/usr/local/bin home$ cd
/usr/local/bin/Image-ExifTool-6.66
yubana147:/usr/local/bin/Image-ExifTool-6.66 home$ ls -a
. exiftool
.. html
Changes iptc2xmp.args
ExifTool_config lib
MANIFEST perl-Image-ExifTool.spec
META.yml t
Makefile.PL xmp2iptc.args
README
What is my ExifTool directory? (To clarify, my USERNAME is
the login name I use to login to my computer, right?)
yubana147:~ home$ exiftool -h ~/Desktop/test/60512F-01.CR2
-bash: exiftool: command not found
I tried adding the exiftool directory to my path using the
directory
/Users/Peter/Desktop/Image-ExifTool-6.66
And that did not work. I also tried using the directory
/Users/Peter/sbin/Image-ExifTool-6.66
But that didn't work either.
Can you tell what the problem is?
Thanks again for all your help and patience.
Pedro
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