Checking if the Image::Magick Perl module is installed
The Image::Magick Perl module is not installed.
Details: Can't locate Image/Magick.pm in @INC (you may need to install the Image::Magick module) (@INC contains: /usr/local/lib64/perl5/5.32 /usr/local/share/perl5/5.32 /usr/lib64/perl5/vendor_perl /usr/share/perl5/vendor_perl /usr/lib64/perl5 /usr/share/perl5).
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted.
There were some problems encountered during the test
There were one or more problems while running the ImageMagick tests on your server.
Below are some of the common errors that will occur. We have a page that contains
details on the ImageMagick module, which you can find at
http://www.jmbsoft.com/software/modules.php
If your server administrator has indicated that ImageMagick is installed, or you think
that it is, it may be the case that only the ImageMagick library was installed and not
the Image::Magick Perl module. In this case, use the magickcli.cgi script to test the
ImageMagick library and command line tools.
The Image::Magick Perl module is not installed
This error means that the Image::Magick Perl module is not installed on your server.
Note that our software requires both the ImageMagick library and Image::Magick Perl module.
It is possible that your server administrator installed the library but not the module.
You can contact your server administrator and ask them to install them both for you.
The Image::Magick Perl module could not be loaded
This error means that the Image::Magick module is installed, but it is not installed correctly.
When Perl tried to load the Image::Magick module, it encoutered some type of error, which
should be listed in the details under the error message. In most cases this will require that
ImageMagick be reinstalled. We recommend installing ImageMagick from source rather than using
a binary release. It is known that some binary releases of ImageMagick are broken and do not
work correctly.
The Image::Magick Perl module version is too old
This error means that the Image::Magick module is installed, but it is too old of a version.
Our products require ImageMagick version 6.0.0 or newer, so you will need to contact your server
administrator and ask them to upgrade both ImageMagick and the ImageMagick Perl module for you.
Could not read the test.jpg file
This error generally means that ImageMagick has been compiled without support for JPEG files.
Contact your server administrator and ask them to recompile ImageMagick with JPEG support.
This can also mean that the test.jpg file has been corrupted. Make sure you uploaded it
to your server in binary mode and not ASCII mode.
Image::Magick was unable to render the font
This error generally means that ImageMagick has been compiled without FreeType support.
FreeType is the library that ImageMagick uses to render fonts. While this feature is
not required for general usage, it is needed if you want to have category names written
on your thumbnails. You can contact your server administrator and ask them to recompile
ImageMagick with FreeType support.