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It should point to the Perl module of PerlMagick, and actually to the root of the perl distribution. I suspect it's the latter-how do I find where the PerlMagick package got installed? I found the ' ' topic, and it looks that you're refering to the line that I should try editing? So, should that be the path to the ImageMagick plugin, or the path to where the PerlMagick package got installed? I welcome any additional suggestions.ĭoes the path in bin/LocalLib.cfg point to the place where it can find perl magick? Unfortunately, I still get the error message.

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OK, I figured out how to download and install the perl-PerlMagick-6.6.1.0-4.5.1.i586.rpm package. I have not done anything with SuSE in many years, however a quick google search found the following: Until I hear from you, I'll look further into trying to find info on perlmagick. I'm such a newb, I was afraid the question wouldn't get any attention. What operating system are you using? ( Linux, Windows, ?).If Linux, which distribution, Debian, RedHat, Centos, etc.And if Windows, which version of perl? Strawberry, ActiveState, Cygwin, or some other perl?From that maybe we can help figure out what you are missing. It's not that it cannot find 'Imagepath', but it can't find the Library file Image/Magic.pm. The 'path' part of the error is actually a token that is substituted into the error message to hide the details of your installation from users. And not to confuse things further, but on some systems it's better to use Graphics::Magick. Unfortunately this varies by operating system and distribution.There are two packages, the Imageagick program itself, and the perl bindings, perlmagick.On some systems, it's enough to install ImageMagick, on others perlmagick needs to be installed separately to get the perl bindings. Is this required for the ImageMagick addon? How would I verify if it is installed? I'm sorry, I don't actually know or remember (it has been so long since I fumbled my way through getting Foswiki installed). Thanks, in advance, for any additional suggestions you can offer. Please cut me some slack for asking newbie questions. Can you suggest what else I might be missing? I'll be the absolute first to admit I'm just starting to learn what I'm doing, so I'm fumbling around without really knowing much about linux, Foswiki, Apache, etc., much less how to install and use plugins.

Regular HTML image commands can display images from this location. However, now I'm getting the 'Can't locate Imagepath in error. I think ImageMagick is correctly installed and enabled in Foswiki. This question about Using an extension: Answered 'Can't locate Imagepath in error Hi - I'm trying to run ImageMagick on my site.

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