Installed from LinuxMint's Software Manager:
php5-imagick
Imagemagick module for php5
This package provides a wrapper for ImageMagick library directly from PHP scripts.
PHP5 is an HTML-embedded scripting language. Much of its syntax is borrowed from C, Java and Perl with a couple of unique PHP-specific features thrown in. The goal of the language is to allow web developers to write dynamically generated pages quickly.
Details:
Version: -3.1.2-1build1
Size: 558k of disk space freed
hmm… I think you’d have to have convert to be able to use the library right? At least from what I recall of imagemagick, convert was the process that actually did the processing. So if it can’t find it, there is something amiss.
I’m getting LinuxMint running on a VM right now so I can see if I can recreate this. It may be as simple as uninstalling and reinstalling ImageMagick
Okay, so I’m 90% sure that the issue is you need to have imagemagick installed too. apt-get install imagemagick
php5-imagemagick is an extension for PHP to make API calls to imagemagick, it doesn’t replace imagemagick, but complements it (at least that is how I understand it).
So once you run apt-get install imagemagick, then you can run whereis convert and use that as your path.
Edit:
When I ran apt-get install php5-imagemagick, it didn’t include imagemagick as a dependency (you’d think it would…), so I had to manually install that as well.
@cpradio on Johns first post he said that Imagick on its own works OK and only fails in codeIgnitor so I assume he has both Imagick and Imagemagick installed.