• Resolved Mr.Lovebucket

    (@mrlovebucket)


    I tried to use EWWW Version 1.3.7, but it comes up with the following errors:

    jpegtran: MISSING?Install automatically | manually
    optipng: MISSING?Copy
    gifsicle: MISSING?Copy
    GD: OK?? Imagemagick ‘convert’: OK
    safe mode: Off??exec(): OK??shell_exec(): OK??finfo: OK??getimagesize(): OK??mime_content_type(): OK
    Operating System: Linux

    Debug Info

    jpegtran path:
    optipng path:
    gifsicle path:
    pngout path:
    disabled functions: dl, proc_open, proc_nice, posix_mkfifo, pcntl_exec, symlink
    gifsicle permissions: 0755
    optipng permissions: 0755
    wp-content/ewww permissions: 0755
    user:

    I presume it’s got something to do with the disabled functions, but unfortunately I don’t know how to solve the problem.

    https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/ewww-image-optimizer/

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  • Plugin Author nosilver4u

    (@nosilver4u)

    can you find out what OS you are using on the server (redhat, centos, debian, etc)? contact your webhost if necessary. it would appear we have several folks that cannot use the bundled utilities and I’m trying to work out what the problem is.

    Thread Starter Mr.Lovebucket

    (@mrlovebucket)

    The OS that’s running on the server is Gentoo Vers. 3.1.6

    Plugin Author nosilver4u

    (@nosilver4u)

    if it’s a dedicated server or you can install stuff, you should be able to just ’emerge optipng’, ’emerge gifsicle’, etc. Then you don’t have to worry about the bundled tools. If I remember my gentoo well enough, you can do an ’emerge search jpegtran’ to figure out what they call the jpeg tools package on gentoo.

    Thread Starter Mr.Lovebucket

    (@mrlovebucket)

    No, I’m not able to install stuff as it’s a shared server. I just asked my host for installing the tools for me.

    Thread Starter Mr.Lovebucket

    (@mrlovebucket)

    Just got the answer from my host: Not possible to install anything ??
    But I won’t switch the hoster, so I’ve got to switch the plugin, sorry!

    Plugin Author nosilver4u

    (@nosilver4u)

    no worries. One last thing, if you don’t mind:
    Can you find out what kernel version your machine is running?
    I’m going to be potentially recompiling for Debian 5, so there is a possibility that this would work for your kernel.

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