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or install ImageMagick in your user account where you can define your own security policy. I've tried doing this. The system is BSD, but ./configure --prefix=home/private/bin seemed to work just fine. make ran a really long time. It generated the same warning from timeb.h over and over. Finally, it ...

I found this thread that suggests that policy files can be placed in other locations. Using the method there, I discovered that /home/private/.magick/ is a place that it searched for policy files. So, I copied policy.xml there, changed "none" to "read" for MVG, and now when I query convert -list ...

Unfortunately, I must use MSVG, because there is no way to turn off anti-aliasing for batch renders with Inkscape. I had a previous post about it here: http://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=26449&p=116373 Is there any way that I can override the policy by adding another ...

I have a server script that uses Imagemagick for processing SVG images, and I use MSVG for interpreting it. Until recently this has always worked: convert +antialias -density 100x100 MSVG:orig.svg output.png Now, I get: stitching: not authorized `/tmp/magick-82738sMRaAneTAQdM' @ error/constitute.c ...

What delegate are you using for processing of SVG files? You should use either Inkscape or RSVG. If you are using the IM internal MSVG (XML), that may be the problem. It is much less accurate than the other two. Check convert -list format % convert -list format | grep SVG MSVG SVG rw+ ImageMagick's ...

Version: ImageMagick 6.8.9-8 Q16 amd64 2014-10-21 (Unix) I have simple SVG images with very few colors, and want to convert them to PNGs with the same number of colors. Every attempt that I make will either interpolate (and make new colors), or badly distort the colors. Here's some things I've tried ...