while trying to batch-import an archive of old photos, the Piwigo folder sync stumbled over several of my photos having weird exif dates. It appears that there are edge cases when my Android phone stored exif date-times such as Date/Time Original: 2016:02:02 24:28:33.863 (note that it's later than 24:00:00) and then MySQL complains about this being invalid.
Strangely, this happened with two different Android phones over the years.
Hi,
while trying to batch-import an archive of old photos, the Piwigo folder sync stumbled over several of my photos having weird exif dates. It appears that there are edge cases when my Android phone stored exif date-times such as `Date/Time Original: 2016:02:02 24:28:33.863` (note that it's later than 24:00:00) and then MySQL complains about this being invalid.
Strangely, this happened with two different Android phones over the years.
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Hi,
while trying to batch-import an archive of old photos, the Piwigo folder sync stumbled over several of my photos having weird exif dates. It appears that there are edge cases when my Android phone stored exif date-times such as
Date/Time Original: 2016:02:02 24:28:33.863(note that it's later than 24:00:00) and then MySQL complains about this being invalid.Strangely, this happened with two different Android phones over the years.
This is mysql 5.7.26 with PHP 7.2, exiftool 11.16 and most recent release of Piwigo.
exiftool:
exiftool: