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Blake
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I just moved my site from one server to another and on the old server, I had no problems with ImageMagick, but now my new host won't help me with my problems - I just can't get ImageMagick to work.
I tried everything listed in this thread (except changing the permissions of ImageMagick): here
And couldn't get it working - I'm on a standard redhat installation and both convert and mogrify are in /usr/bin, but they don't show up in the check config.
I tried everything listed in this thread (except changing the permissions of ImageMagick): here
And couldn't get it working - I'm on a standard redhat installation and both convert and mogrify are in /usr/bin, but they don't show up in the check config.
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Blake
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GIJOE
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hi Blake.
Quote:Is it /usr/bin ?
The path of ImageMagick's binary is /usr/X11R6/bin in standard redhat installation.
At first, you should try "which" command.
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And couldn't get it working - I'm on a standard redhat installation and both convert and mogrify are in /usr/bin, but they don't show up in the check config.
The path of ImageMagick's binary is /usr/X11R6/bin in standard redhat installation.
At first, you should try "which" command.
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Blake
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Here's the results of:
http://sd-6.com/test.php
<?php
system("which mogrify");
?>
<?php
system("which convert");
?>/usr/bin/mogrify /usr/bin/converthttp://sd-6.com/test.php
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Blake
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Quote:I tried both /usr/bin, /usr/bin/conver, /usr/bin/mogrify, and /usr/X11R6/bin, but all without any luck. My host is still insisting it's a standard installation and ImageMagick is installed.
Is it /usr/bin ?
The path of ImageMagick's binary is /usr/X11R6/bin in standard redhat installation.
At first, you should try "which" command.
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GIJOE
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hi Blake.
There is no problem that ImageMagick is installed in /usr/bin.
Try this code.
There is no problem that ImageMagick is installed in /usr/bin.
Try this code.
<?php
system("/usr/bin/convert --help");
var_dump( is_executable( "/usr/bin/convert" ) ) ;
system( "/bin/ls -al /usr/bin/convert" ) ;
?>
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Blake
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Tried that code and got some odd output - you can check it at http://www.sd-6.com/test.php
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Blake
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I'm assuming the:
FALSE means it's not executable? So should I bring this up with my host?
bool(false) -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 61880 Jan 15 22:07 /usr/bin/convertFALSE means it's not executable? So should I bring this up with my host?
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Blake
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My host said that they reinstalled ImageMagick in both /usr/bin and /usr/local/bin, but using both with MyAlbum doesn't work. I put the "is_executable" into a PHP file and both of them return bool(false). Any idea how to fix this?
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Posted on 2004/1/26 5:39
GIJOE
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It is not trouble of ImageMagick itself, I think.
Some setting of the hosting prevent php from executing some kind of system binary.
As I'm not an admin of the hosting, I don't know how to fix it.
You can claim the host with grounds on:
is_executable() returns false
convert can't be exuecuted from php
Perhaps their skill is little poor.
Some setting of the hosting prevent php from executing some kind of system binary.
As I'm not an admin of the hosting, I don't know how to fix it.
You can claim the host with grounds on:
is_executable() returns false
convert can't be exuecuted from php
Perhaps their skill is little poor.
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