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Created attachment 522365 [details] Damaged JPG image (recovered after disk erase) Description of problem: I have several pictures which I have recovered from an accidental disk erase, and some of them seem to be damaged : I cannot open them with GIMP or Shotwell image viewer, and they show with a grey strip at the bottom both in Nautilus. Yet I can open them in EOG without any warning, though the strip is still there. Also I am not able to save changes -which is OK, the images are damaged- but EOG does not says it failed. When I quit EOG after attempting to save, it prompts me to save again, and still fails silently if I accept. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Eye of GNOME Image Viewer 3.0.1 How reproducible: Open a damaged JPG image with EOG. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open the attached image with EOG 2. Modify it (e.g. rotate) 3. Try to save 4. Try to quit Actual results: EOG opens the image and displays it with no warning. It fails silently when trying to save. Expected results: One of the following: - Warn the user when opening the image or fail, à la GIMP (preferred) - Warn the user when failing to save Additional info: This potentially impacts Nautilus too, though having the preview is a nice thing to have. I don't know about other formats.
We already "fixed" this upstream for eog-3.1.4. eog will now present an error message on save. libjpeg doesn't give good error messages so it won't be that useful.