ImageMagick installation

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• September 25, 2016 09:53

...I ran the following scrips: /scripts/installimagemagick

ever I have this output: root@server [~]# /scripts/installimagemagick -bash: /scripts/installimagemagick: No such file or directory root@server [~]# Why ?

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  Thorsten H.

  • September 25, 2016 15:01

  Look into the change-log; they have removed it: 58.0.25 2016-08-29 [LIST]

  Fixed case CPANEL-7970: Updated save to folder filter creation.

  Fixed case CPANEL-8165: Fix Horde loading issue with Turkish locale.

  Fixed case CPANEL-8229: Remove scripts/installimagemagick for 11.58.

  Fixed case CPANEL-8230: Fix fileprotect control scripts to function with EA4.

  Fixed case CPANEL-8231: Added unconditional warning about custom user mime types.

  Fixed case CPANEL-8254: Update dovecot to 2.2.25-2.cp1158.

  Fixed case CPANEL-8260: WHM: Ensure the 'Transfers' Header is properly visible in all cases.

  Implemented case CPANEL-8184: Exim: ensure 5xx status when localuser over quota. 58 Change Log - Change Logs - cPanel Documentation

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  cPanelMichael

  • September 28, 2016 17:31

  Hello, The previous post is accurate. The script to automatically install ImageMagick was removed as of version 58.0.25: Fixed case CPANEL-8229: Remove scripts/installimagemagick for 11.58. The following post explains how to manually install this software on your system: Installing Imagick CentOS 7 You can then proceed to install the PECL module for Imagick, as referenced in the beginning of that thread. Thank you.

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  Ed Bergavera

  • December 16, 2016 19:25

  Hello, If you are you using CloudLinux 7 with CageFS enabled, you should run the following command:
  cagefsctl --force-update
  This is because the method to install imagick extenstion does not automatically update CageFS users. Hope this helps.

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