Rotating JPEG images with feh [SOLVED]

A funny thing happened to me using feh today.
It seems it can't rotate JPEG images 90 degrees (neither clockwise, nor counterclockwise). Whenever I try (with different files), feh dies with the following error message:
Bogus virtual array access
It can do it if it's 180 degrees. It can also rotate PNG images 90 and 180 degrees without any problem.
Did someone else experience this? Is the new libjpeg to blame? Should I open a bug report?
Last edited by megadriver (2010-03-05 06:56:25)

I'm not sure feh is actively developed/maintained any more, but you could email the author* - I'm sure he'd fix something like this. If indeed it is a bug (of course). Can't check myself, yet - will do later.
Meantime check imagemagick (and the convert command), if you need an alternative.
* though I'd be happy if I was wrong.

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