• Imagick is installed – all hoops jumped through, but no go.
    Looks like it would be a good plugin, but nada.

    A possible improvement would be to improve the feedback for the reason of failure, and maybe help us troubleshoot why it still tells us Imagick is no supported.

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  • Plugin Author antongorodezkiy

    (@antongorodezkiy)

    Hello ajamm,

    The Imagick check in the plugin is very simple and made by php functions extension_loaded(‘imagick’) || class_exists(“Imagick”). PHP doesn’t return any additional messages or reasons, which could be shown to the user.

    However, Imagick is a third-party plugin. There is no way to include it to the plugin distribution or automate it’s installation. Thus the issue which you’ve faced related with Imagick itself.

    agunda

    (@agunda)

    Try to reinstall, have hade the same probleme first. For debian its: https://www.maffert.net/debian-imagemagick-installieren/

    Goog luck!

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