I’m testing the free Yith Subscription plugin before purchasing. We are developing our site at https://napadog.com/. We are hosting at Siteground. All installed fine but YTH System Information says “ImageMagick module is not installed.” but it is. PHP.ini is in the root with extension = imagick.so inside.

Does anyone know why YITH is not seeing ImageMagik?

Greg

Following the recent vulnerabilities that have been recently disclosed in ImageMagik which is detailed here https://imagetragick.com

Does anyone know if this is a legacy component of nextgen-gallery/photocrati as there look to be some files located here
wp-content/plugins/nextgen-gallery/products/photocrati_nextgen/modules/ngglegacy/lib/imagemagick.inc.php

I can’t find any policy files for ImageMagik and it’s not clear weather this is used or not. Anyone have any ideas?

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What’s Up With GhostScript??

So, I have installed ImageMagik v6.9.2-7×64 and GhostScript 9.18 x64 along side of WP Booklet 2.1.1. When I go to WP Booklet Settings in WP, ImageMagik is recognized, but GhostScript states, “Command or program doesn’t exist“. These are the things that I have tried thusfar without resolution:

• Addded C:\Program Files\gs\gs9.18\bin to Windows path
• Copied the contents of the gs9.18 folder to the gs folder then changed the Windows path to reflect the change.
  Restarted IIS 7.5
• Added READ/WRITE/Modify permissions for Network Service and IUSR to the gs folder.
• I have tested the GhostScript test command and it works.

There is, obviously, something stupid that I am not doing right. I have not messed with the registry as that scares me with a production server (although I do it with a backup).

If someone out there in WP Booklet land has solved this problem, please let me know. Our department heads keep sending me PDF’s to put out on our city website and I keep explaining to them that the document has to download in full on mobile devices, thus using more of their data. It makes more sense, to me, to use a flipbook like this one.

Thanks everyone!
Todd Jachimiak, Network Admin/Webmaster
City of Havelock, NC

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I was hoping to be able to convert my tiff images to jpg. There doesn’t seem to be an option in the settings panel and when I uploaded a tiff image, no luck. Do I need to do anything special? Do I have to run it from the command line to make it work?

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

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The case here is a client which has access to and love of uploading files in the size range of 3000px width by 4500px height and 2.8MB size range. I don’t want to shut them down completely, but I’d like to prevent the image from coming in over 1024px width (or something around that range). I’m thinking of something, probably using ImageMagik which would handle that initial re-sizing for the original image, which would eliminate anything larger than that being hosted on the server (and served by the blog).

If anyone has any suggestions here, or if I’m completely missing something, any help would would be much appreciated.

Thanks.

I have incorporated the secure image plugin, as well as a check box verification for the new user registration.

All suggestions and comments welcome.

Here is the URL: https://www.politicalgrind.com

Thanks