You just have to activate it from cPanel’s PHP Selector, click for the imagick checkbox in the Extensions tab. If your server uses Cloud Linux with CageFS and alt-php enabled, the imagick extension is already installed and configured. The extension should be compiled quickly, look at the bottom of the log on the screen for the confirmation that it was built successfully. You can now enter “imagick” in the Install a PHP Pecl field, and click the Install Now button. In the next screen, select the required PHP version, then click Apply. Navigate to Home - Software - Module Installers, then click on the Manage button next to PHP Pecl. You can also install the extension from WHM. Restart the Apache service (and php-fpm, if active) in order for the extension to become active. You can customize this command based on the required php version: /opt/cpanel/ea-phpXX/root/usr/bin/pecl install imagick If a domain uses php 7.1 for example, run the following command: /opt/cpanel/ea-php71/root/usr/bin/pecl install imagick First of all, you have to know what PHP version you are using, which can be determined from the command line or from the cPanel account. PHP needs the imagick extension in order to be able to work with ImageMagick. From the command line, execute these commands: cagefsctl -addrpm ImageMagickĬagefsctl -force-update Install the PHP Extension On Cloud Linux servers with CageFS active, there is one additional step required in order to make the binary available to users. Sometimes the command will generate an error, so another package must be installed as a prerequisite: yum install pcre-devel Log in to the server as the root user through SSH or the cPanel Terminal and run the following command: yum install ImageMagick ImageMagick-devel The ImageMagick packages can be installed quickly from the default repositories.

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