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Thank you so much! It works!
Could you please explain why my previous command didn't work in 6.8.6 version?

Seems like a bug. Anyone?

I've installed IM 6.7.6-9, and it works perfect now!
However, I'd prefer to have IM up to date so my question is still actual.

Here are resized images I try to convert to 300x422 animation: http://s23.postimg.org/ejff27ycr/pic0.gif http://s23.postimg.org/4amxweaaz/pic1.gif As you can see both images are 300 pixels in width but different in height. So my goal is to create an animation which is 300x422 and includes both ...

I forgot to say that I resize these image to width = 300 pixels.
After that I try to make an animation.
But as I said earlier I want to make max_width x max_height resulting animation.

I want the image to be MAX(width1, width2) x MAX(height1, height2).
In this case the maximums are 300x422.

I've updated my ImageMagick to the latest version, and now I have a problem. When I create an animation with the following source images: http://s14.postimg.org/cilr6n09t/image.jpg http://s14.postimg.org/pb9v6kbvl/image.jpg The resulting animated GIF is cropped: http://s16.postimg.org/uargola39 ...

the code (and data) is really only occupying one block of shared memory.

Not really. When I use IM 6.2.8 or 6.7.1 (with open-mp disabled) server's load average is about 1-2. When I install 6.7.6-5 server's load average is about 10-50. It doesn't seems to me that it occupies only one block.

I tried to reinstall IM with "--disable-openmp" but that didn't do the trick.

Where I can find advanced help? You mean, wait for someone here?

It was just an example. You don't need to be an expert in PHP since I can reproduce this bug in a shell manually.
Here is the command: "/usr/local/bin/convert /1.gif -resize 100x100 /2.gif"

you left out -resize

I left it out only here, on forum.

I made a test... I run a plain command from a shell "/usr/local/bin/convert /1.gif 100x100 /2.gif" and see THE SAME bug -- five copies of convert in memory!
Please advice!

Do you need any additional information?

Yes, it was inside .php script. I run "system('/usr/local/bin/convert /path/to/image.gif -resize SIZE_VALUE RESIZE VALUE /path/to/result.gif');" As you can see on a screenshot "convert" was executed only ONCE from a script. BUT after that this convert process executed more same processes. run type ...

Hello guys, I tried to update IM from 6.7.1-0 to 6.7.6-5, but very soon I got a huge server's load average. When I ran "htop" I found a very strange thing: http://i39.tinypic.com/1zgfc4z.gif As you can see, convert produces multiple copies of SAME command. They are absolutely same but convert runs 6 ...