>Hi. I am still fighting this problem. Our build engineer kindly >installed a later version of Ghostscript and reinstalled Imagemagick >from source, this time with the configure flag pointing to the >Ghostscript libraries. > >Here's what our build engineer told me: > >When I built ImageMagick I pointed it to GhostScript with: >--with-gslib=/opt/doc/software/ghostscript/usr/share/ghostscript/8.62/lib >You will find ImageMagick in: /opt/doc/software/imagemagick/usr/bin >The GhostScript binaries are in: /opt/doc/software/ghostscript/usr/bin > >Now I get a slightly different error when I try to use mogrify: > >/opt/doc/software/imagemagick/usr/bin/mogrify -format "png" -resize >"600>" docbook-xml/authoring/images/filename.eps >mogrify: UnableToOpenBlob `png:': No such file or directory. >mogrify: UnrecognizedImageFormat `png'.
You need to install the libpng delegate (I used libpng-1.2.24.tar.gz). > >And when I try to check the delegates as you suggested several days >ago, nothing is returned. The command >"/opt/doc/software/imagemagick/usr/bin/convert -list configure" >returns no output at all. Something is wrong if you don't get any return. Try simply convert -list configure IM should be installed in such a way that it can be run from your home directory. However, I have no experience with installing using MacPorts as it appears you are doing. MacPorts will have to install all the delegate libraries. For use with eps, pdf, etc, you need both Ghostscript and Freetype delegates. Hope that helps. Fred > >I'll keep exploring options here. Any suggestions will be much appreciated. > >Thanks. > >Peter > >On Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 3:12 PM, Fred Weinhaus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Was this an install from IM Binary or from source? If the latter, >> then you have to install all the delegates yourself. >> >> I am not an expert, but whenever I install delegates, I reinstall IM >> (from source) afterwards just to be safe. >> >> If you installed IM from a binary, then it should have most if not >> all the needed delegates. >> >> So something is either wrong with your binary install or you >> installed from source and won't have any delegates unless you install >> them yourself. >> >> Looks like you may have installed from MacPorts. You can use PacPorts >> to install your relevant delegates also (jpg, tif, freetype, >> ghostscript, png etc) >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>>DELEGATES is set to nothing at all. Does this require an fresh >>>install? Is there any way to reconfiguring an existing Imagemagick >>>install to recognize GS? >>> >>>Here's the long output in case it reveals anything useful. >>> >>>Thanks again. >>> >>>Peter Desjardins >> _______________________________________________ >> Magick-users mailing list >> [email protected] >> http://studio.imagemagick.org/mailman/listinfo/magick-users >> _______________________________________________ Magick-users mailing list [email protected] http://studio.imagemagick.org/mailman/listinfo/magick-users
