no image backend specified and neither imagecrunch nor identify found in PATH

[rwatts3]

I've succesfully insatlled Apostrophe - Sandbox by downloading and placing the files in the directory that I would like the site installed. I followed all of the correct instructions, however when I get to the part where it says to type " node app.js apostrophe:reset" I keep receiving this error. The only way around this error is by editing the file in \apostrophe-sites\index.js on line 492 which is where the error is being thrown. Also Imagemagick is installed in the root folder of the site, but it is still not recognizing that I have it installed. Are there additional settings or changes that I need to make ?

Operating System : Windows 7 64 Bit Server : Node.js Database : Mongodb

[boutell]

You need to install imagemagick.

http://www.imagemagick.org/script/binary-releases.php#windows

[spacecowboyian]

I'm on a windows 2012 server. Imagemagick is installed in C:/ImageMagick and the PATH variable has C:\ImageMagick. Still getting the "install imagemagick" error.

[boutell]

Launch a shell and type:

convert

What do you get?

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I've installed imagemagick but I'm still getting the error. ImageMagick is set up in the Path variable as well

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[spacecowboyian]

"Must specify a file system"

[boutell]

OK, you don't have the imagemagick utilities (convert and identify) in your PATH then. That message sounds like an error from some other tool of the same name.

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"Must specify a file system"

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[spacecowboyian]

Hmm. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4481573/how-to-override-windows-convert-command-by-imagemagicks-one

[spacecowboyian]

I moved C:\ImageMagick to the front of the line in the PATH variable.. is there something else i need specifically for convert and identify?

[spacecowboyian]

twas the fault of the newest version of imagemagick... it has no convert or identify executables. May need adjustment in the apostrophe code?

[spacecowboyian]

To be clear, I've installed ImageMagick 6.9.4 and all is well.

[boutell]

Those utilities definitely have not gone anywhere. Maybe the distribution you downloaded doesn't include the binaries but only libraries, or puts them in a subdirectory, but they have not changed.

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To be clear, I've installed ImageMagick 6.9.4 and all is well.

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[spacecowboyian]

Yeah. Neither of the x64 windows distros, static or dynamic, have those utilities exposed in their main dir. I guess it would take knowing which dir they are in then adding that to the path in the PATH env var.

[boutell]

Yep, that would do it. Either that or they broke out the libraries and the utilities to separate distributions.

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Yeah. Neither of the x64 windows distros, static or dynamic, have those utilities exposed in their main dir. I guess it would take knowing which dir they are in then adding that to the path in the PATH env var.

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[ewlloyd]

Found this link on ImageMagick's website: http://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?t=29582#p132702. tl;dr: Check the legacy utilities box when you're installing IM.

[ltskr]

我也遇到了同样的情况，是不是使用了64位的Imagemagick安装包？改用x86的版本，就OK了。

[boutell]

Hi Itskr, I'm reading your question through a google translation, but I don't think you have to switch to x86. You just have to find the package that includes the "convert" and "identify" utilities in your particular Linux distribution. This may be a separate package from the core imagemagick libraries.

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我也遇到了同样的情况，是不是使用了64位的Imagemagick安装包？改用x86的版本，就OK了。

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