Hah! It's a locale issue.

I found something new. Using your command line works fine here too. 
But using my command line on the shell, I get this warning:

convert: Non-conforming drawing primitive definition `ellipse'.

Jan, you still seeing this? I still can't reproduce it. Anyone else?

Not that I can see:



/usr/bin/convert -stroke white -fill white -draw "rectangle 0,0 
500,400" -stroke black -strokewidth 1 -draw "text 196,22 \"Open 
Tickets by State\"" -fill tan -draw "ellipse 289.5,199.5 129.5,129.5 
0,36.521739130435" -stroke tan -draw "polygon  394,277 290,200 
419,200" -stroke black -fill none -draw "polyline  394,277 290,200 
419,200" -fill palegoldenrod -draw "ellipse 289.5,199.5 129.5,129.5 
36.521739130435,123" -draw "ellipse 289.5,199.5 129.5,129.5 
123,208.69565217391" -stroke palegoldenrod -draw "polygon  219,309 
290,200 394,277" -draw "polygon  176,138 290,200 219,309" -stroke 
black -fill none -draw "polyline  176,138 290,200 394,277" -fill 
olivedrab -draw "ellipse 289.5,199.5 129.5,129.5 208.69565217391,282" 
-draw "ellipse 289.5,199.5 129.5,129.5 282,354.78260869565" -stroke 
olivedrab -draw "polygon  317,73 290,200 176,138" -draw "polygon   
419,188 290,200 317,73" -stroke black -fill none -draw "polyline   
419,188 290,200 176,138" -fill blue -draw "ellipse 289.5,199.5 
129.5,129.5 354.78260869565,357" -draw "ellipse 289.5,199.5 
129.5,129.5 357,360" -stroke blue -draw "polygon  419,193 290,200 
419,188" -draw "polygon  419,200 290,200 419,193" -stroke black -fill 
none -draw "polyline  419,200 290,200 419,188" -fill tan -draw 
"rectangle 5,45 17,57" -draw "text 25,58 \" 7\"" -draw "text 48,58 
\"New (10.14%)\"" -fill palegoldenrod -draw "rectangle 5,60 17,72" 
-draw "text 25,73 \"33\"" -draw "text 48,73 \"Ongoing (47.83%)\"" 
-fill olivedrab -draw "rectangle 5,75 17,87" -draw "text 25,88 \"28\"" 
-draw "text 48,88 \"Open (40.58%)\"" -fill blue -draw "rectangle 5,90 
17,102" -draw "text 25,103 \" 1\"" -draw "text 48,103 \"Reported 
(1.45%)\"" "/tmp/imgr3M49q" +profile "*" png:"/tmp/imgMZiEQW" 2>&1

This is a typical convert call for a pie chart from whups, maybe you 
see a major difference to yours?



/usr/bin/convert -stroke white -fill white -draw "rectangle 0,0 
500,400" -stroke black -strokewidth 1 -draw "text 154,22 \"Offene 
Tickets nach Warteschlange\"" -fill tan -draw "ellipse 289,5,199,5 
129,5,129,5 0,120" -stroke tan -draw "polygon  225,312 290,200 
419,200" -stroke black -fill none -draw "polyline  225,312 290,200 
419,200" -fill palegoldenrod -draw "ellipse 289,5,199,5 129,5,129,5 
120,240" -draw "ellipse 289,5,199,5 129,5,129,5 240,360" -stroke 
palegoldenrod -draw "polygon  225,88 290,200 225,312" -draw "polygon   
419,200 290,200 225,88" -stroke black -fill none -draw "polyline   
419,200 290,200 225,312" -fill tan -draw "rectangle 5,45 17,57" -draw 
"text 25,58 \"2\"" -draw "text 44,58 \"Test (33,33%)\"" -fill 
palegoldenrod -draw "rectangle 5,60 17,72" -draw "text 25,73 \"4\"" 
-draw "text 44,73 \"Test Mödul (66,67%)\"" "/dev/shm/img78o6ah" 
+profile "*" png:"/dev/shm/imgqZ0DJ4" 2>&1

I have ImageMagick 6.0.6, and can't reproduce any weirdness.

The bug is in Horde_Image_im.

I can confirm this using convert.

Im using Image Magick.

well, ill try a few things on my system to correct this. If i have any 
news i ll post it here.





Thanks

What Horde_Image driver are you using?

Indeed, that's something different. However, I can't reproduce it 
either on bugs.horde.org or on my local install.

its not a resizing issue. Im posting an image generated by one of the reports.

Your browser is resizing the image.

In the reports from whups, the graphical reports, the pie charts look 
wierd, its not a circle, its kind of strange circle with angles.