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I would like to install phpBB3 on my VPS (CentOS 5). phpBB checking result for Imagemagick is unknown path. Any one help tell me how ...

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    Imagemagick on my VPS

    I would like to install phpBB3 on my VPS (CentOS 5).
    phpBB checking result for Imagemagick is unknown path.
    Any one help tell me how to check if Imagemagick is installed? if not, please advice how to install...
    Thank you a lot!!!

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    I didn't do it! Daniel_DBS's Avatar
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    i believe if you create a new php file called phpinfo.php that contains the following:
    PHP Code:
    <?php
    phpinfo
    ()
    ?>
    and then go to that file in your browser, it should say somewhere about imagemagick if its installed, use your browsers find feature to search for imagemagick

    if it is not installed it isnt hard to do, and support can even do it for you.
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    if its not under /usr/bin then check /usr/local/bin.

    some servers have extra packages installed under /usr/local, especially if you are using cPanel.

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    Thanks all, I have done checking as per your advises and found that it is not installed.
    Can anyone help for some installation guides? My VPS run CentOS 5, Plesk Panel 8.2

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    On CentOS 4 or 5, you can install ImageMagick using

    yum install ImageMagick

    via ssh logged in as root.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JPC-Masood View Post
    On CentOS 4 or 5, you can install ImageMagick using

    yum install ImageMagick

    via ssh logged in as root.
    Thanks!!!
    One more question...
    Can you let me know what the path of ImagaMagick after installing with "yum..." is?

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    Yeah, I know a LOT! Vin DSL's Avatar
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    I love ImageMagick -- installed it in Windows the other day...

    Anyway, just do a search for 'mogrify', for instance:

    Code:
    /home/example$ whereis mogrify
    mogrify: /usr/bin/mogrify /usr/local/bin/mogrify /usr/share/man/man1/mogrify.1.gz
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    Quote Originally Posted by vnmarser View Post
    Thanks!!!
    One more question...
    Can you let me know what the path of ImagaMagick after installing with "yum..." is?
    /usr/bin/convert

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