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Question How to install ImageMagick with 17.8 and ubuntu 16.04?
- Thread starter onki
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If not installed yet, it can be installed like this on Debian and Ubuntu for example:
# sudo apt-get install imagemagick
the php part "imagick" should be available by default on the PHP Verisons of Plesk
How to install additional PHP versions provided by Plesk
you can check this via Plesk Panel > Domain > your Domain > PHP Settings > View the phpinfo() page
verify also Plesk Panel > Tools & Settings > PHP Settings > select the php Version > check that the imagick modul is enabled
# sudo apt-get install imagemagick
the php part "imagick" should be available by default on the PHP Verisons of Plesk
How to install additional PHP versions provided by Plesk
you can check this via Plesk Panel > Domain > your Domain > PHP Settings > View the phpinfo() page
verify also Plesk Panel > Tools & Settings > PHP Settings > select the php Version > check that the imagick modul is enabled
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