[SOLVED] Noobie question... How do I know if my server has imagemagick?

[pneudralics]

Didn't see it on phpinfo or any icons in cpanel. I did try to install it through the RPM and it says it was already installed. Just don't know where to see if it's installed.

 

Thanks.

[Daniel0]

I did try to install it through the RPM and it says it was already installed.

[zq29]

CLI:

$ convert --version
$ which convert

[corbin]

Didn't see it on phpinfo or any icons in cpanel. I did try to install it through the RPM and it says it was already installed. Just don't know where to see if it's installed.

 

Thanks.

 

 

Checking phpinfo() only shows installed extensions.  As far as I know, there is not an API to imagemagick from PHP.

[zq29]

Checking phpinfo() only shows installed extensions.  As far as I know, there is not an API to imagemagick from PHP.

 

imagick

[corbin]

Guess I should google before speaking next time ;p.

[.josh]

Guess I should google before speaking next time ;p.

 

Well nobody else does.  Do you want to be the odd ball out? 

[pneudralics]

I did try to install it through the RPM and it says it was already installed.

 

I understand it's install from the RPM saying it's installed, but is there any other way other than that?

[pneudralics]

The rpm says it's installed but I still get errors:

Fatal error: Class 'Imagick' not found

[Daniel0]

ImageMagick has nothing to do with PHP. Installing ImageMagick has no effect on PHP. You'll need to install the PECL extension as well.

[pneudralics]

ImageMagick has nothing to do with PHP. Installing ImageMagick has no effect on PHP. You'll need to install the PECL extension as well.

 

Thanks.

 

I finally found something on google.

 

http://linuxsysadminblog.com/2009/05/install-imagemagick-and-imagick-on-cpanel-server/

[.josh]

Drat.  That bastard Google has beaten us again! Pretty soon, everybody is going to use Google, and then we'll all be out of a job!