Re: Perlmagick not finding a module

You need to install the ImageMagick libraries from your distro's repositories. (The "Out of memory" is an unfortunate side effect of them not being found.)

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Re^2: Perlmagick not finding a module by WiseGuru (Initiate) on Nov 10, 2008 at 18:58 UTC
when you say 'distro', do you mean fedora, or imagemagick?	[reply]
Re^3: Perlmagick not finding a module by almut (Canon) on Nov 10, 2008 at 19:52 UTC
Fedora... or Suse, Debian, Ubuntu, etc. — For example, with Debian/Ubuntu you'd just run (as root) `apt-get install libmagickcore1` (or use synaptic, or aptitude). Note that there are other related packages like `libmagick10` and `libmagickwand1`, which you might need to install as well. Also, in case you're trying to build Perlmagick (as opposed to just getting to run a prebuilt version), you're going to need the respective `-dev` packages, too (those contain the header files). Finally, don't be confused by the fact that there's another whole set of similar packages for Graphics*Magick, which is a successor of ImageMagick... Clear as mud? ;) (From the top of my head I can't tell what the respective package names are in Fedora land, but maybe someone else can jump in...)	[reply] [d/l] [select]