Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Ghostscript 9.10 has been released. I tested it, and it did not cause this problem for me.

I think the problem is with Ghostscript. I had installed ImageMagick-6.8.6-9-Q16-x64-dll.exe and gs909w64.exe, and I could not convert a certain PDF. I got an error similar to yours. Then I tried uninstalling Ghostscript and installing gs907w64.exe, and now I am able to convert that PDF. Try using ...

I got it working. I tried doing "make uninstall" on both ImageMagick and PerlMagick again, and then I saw that "make check" on ImageMagick still worked. So I deleted both directories that the *.tar.gz files had recompressed into, then redecompressed those files and reinstalled as before. And now, it ...

I did accidentally leave the perlmagick package installed when I went to compile and install manually the first time. But then I uninstalled the package, uninstalled the manual stuff, then recompiled and reinstalled the manual stuff, but this is still happening.

convert logo: logo.png Yup, that completes with no errors or any output at all. Whoops, spoke too soon. The resulting file, while not 0 bytes, seems to not be a valid PNG image. And, when I run "convert logo: logo.png -debug", I get "convert: no decode delegate for this image format `logo.png ...

fmw42 wrote:convert logo: logo.png

Yup, that completes with no errors or any output at all.

convert -list configure

Gives "DELEGATES png zlib". I noticed it also gives "LIBS -lMagickCore -lpng -lz -lm -lgomp -lpthread".

I've downloaded ImageMagick-6.6.1-9.tar.gz and PerlMagick-6.59.tar.gz to compile and install on my Ubuntu Server 9.04. I can't simply install it from the repositories as that version has a bug where SetPixel always sets blue to 255. I'm following the ImageMagick and PerlMagick instructions ...

I figured it out. I didn't have a PNG developer library installed before I compiled ImageMagick. So, I installed libpng12-dev from the repositories, and re-configured, made, installed, and tested ImageMagick, and now it creates the file OK. Thank you for taking a look at it earlier. Oh, and I have ...

I have Ubuntu 9.04. I had ImageMagick 7:6.4.5.4.dfsg1-1ubuntu3.1 installed from the repositories, as well as PerlMagick of the same version. I noticed that when I tried to use SetPixel, it always made the blue component maxed up (as in 1 or 255). I have heard that it's best to have the most recent ...

Aha, thanks for the waiting suggestion. This time I allowed it to go longer, 45 minutes I think, and the make completed with no errors. I kind of forgot that my server is actually a virtual machine with rather meager specs: 64 MB RAM, 256 MB swap space, 1 virtual CPU, and 5 GB disk space. But, for 7 ...

I am having some trouble installing ImageMagick on my Ubuntu Server 8.10 system. I am trying to install the latest version, 6.5.0-1, from source. The Ubuntu repositories have version 7:6.3.7.9.dfsg1-2ubuntu3 (intrepid), but I need to use SetPixel from PerlMagick, which doesn't work in that old ...