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Like some others i had a problem with bad rotated images. Piwigo and geeqie shows photos "to the side". When i removed EXIF Orientation tag from photo (1), it was good. So i found all rotated photos (by EXIF) and removed tag from photos in some directories.
Script that i used for tests is here: http://pastebin.com/KkUbLpPP
You need exif binary (exif package in my Debian).
(1) exif -t Orientation --remove -o "dest_file_or_same_file.jpg" "source_file.jpg"
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Second script, which unrotate photo in argument not deleting Orientation EXIF tag, but overwriting it to top-left.
http://pastebin.com/9y2jWF57
It is possible to do things like:
find DIRECTORY -type f -iname "*.jpg" -exec foto-unrotate.sh {} \;
or even:
for I in DIR1 DIR2 DIR3; do find $I -type f -iname "*.jpg" -exec foto-unrotate.sh {} \;; done
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