Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Decided to write out a more detailed guide, to post at the PHP.net page for those seeking resolve to this issue: Guide to Building an Apache/PHP/Imagick Server with Linux/CentOS 6.4::: 1. Install CentOS 6.4. (Theoretically, other versions of CentOS should work as well, but I simply chose the most ...

Solved. I knew the solution would be really simple. 1. Install CentOS 6.4. 2. Install PHP, PHP-Common, PHP-extensions, etc., from standard Application Package Manager. 3. From admin mode ("su" command), command: yum install ImageMagick ImageMagick-devel 4. Command: pecl install imagick 5. Modify php ...

I have a new strategy to get this working. Try to mimic any shared host reseller's configuration, particularly where I already have an account with perfectly functioning online PHP, hostgator. That means: PHP 5.2.17 along with Imagick 3.0.1. I'll try this today and see what happens. I've spent quite ...

I assume this means Imagick is your problem and not Imagemagick.

You are correct. I just tried CentOS. After installing Imagick, I can't boot anymore and I get the error "Could not update /var/lib/gdm/.ICEAuthority" upon attempts to do so. I'm curious how anyone gets it to work.

Second! I'm not just having issues with installing ImageMagick on Wamp, but it also destroyed a harddrive on Kubuntu when I tried to update it with it's unusual "dependent packages". Getting ImageMagick to work anywhere seems to be a tremendous pain. You're lucky you never coded anything in ...

JQMagic: Doesn't work on Firefox, Chrome, or IE (tried with multiple versions). IE is not a stable platform for JQMagick. But it should work on Firefox and Chrome if you have a current version of these browsers. Perhaps you can tell us your platform and version of the browsers. I agree with you on ...

Hello, all, I've written a significant bit of code in PHP to create an HTML-based GUI for the simple effects functions of ImageMagick available within PHP. However, this is complicated by the fact that it's incredibly difficult to get these three pieces of technology to work together: Apache, PHP ...