Php 8.1 imagick install#
Php 8.1 imagick update#

What I’m hinting at, in not so many words, is that these instructions may require adjustment based on the specifics of your setup. H/t to for his answer to this question on StackOverflow which was a huge help and served as the basis for these instructions.ĭisclaimer: These instructions applied to my specific development environment. If all goes well, you should have ImageMagick installed and running on your server in 5 minutes or less. Note: phpinfo() will tell you the location of the loaded php.ini file. open php.ini, and make sure extensionphpimagick.dll appears in the file and uncommented then resave. Step 6: Restart the php service (php-fpm in my case), and then restart the web service. Rename phpimagickdyn-Q16.dll to 'phpimagick.dll' and move it to php/ext 4. When the file opens, enter the following lines (first line is just a comment describing file purpose). You can use either vim or nano to create and edit the 20-imagick.ini file. Step 5: Add imagick to the libraries that are loaded when php starts. $ sudo chmod 755 /usr/lib64/php/modules/imagick.so Step 4: Change the permissions on the compiled module.

Php 8.1 imagick install#

Step 2: Install the ImageMagick packages $ sudo yum install ImageMagick ImageMagick-devel ImageMagick-perl $ sudo yum list installed | grep php-devel If either command returns an empty result (or both do), you’ll need to install that package (or both). To check if the packages are installed, use the following commands. Step 1: If not already installed, install the php-devel and gcc packages.

Php 8.1 imagick update#

From start to finish, it took me under five minutes.īefore proceeding, this article assumes you have some server knowledge, understand configuring a web server and the web server’s configuration options, have the privileges to update your server, and have a method to recover the original server state if things go sideways.

Since WordPress prefers ImageMagick for image processing, here are the steps I followed to reinstall it. As part of my web server update from PHP 7.2 to PHP 7.4, I had to uninstall ImageMagick.