In this article, you'll learn where ImageMagick is installed on the previous Webland hosting servers and which paths you can use in your applications.
What Is ImageMagick?
ImageMagick is software used for image processing and manipulation.
It allows you to convert images into different formats, resize images, and automate various image editing tasks.
Who Does This Guide Apply To?
This guide applies to the previous Webland platform (Classic) and its Windows and Linux web servers.
You can access the previous platform at classic.webland.ch.
Already using the new Webland platform (WHMCS/cPanel)? Log in via the new Webland website. The paths listed below do not automatically apply to the new platform.
ImageMagick on Windows Web Servers
On the previous Webland Windows web servers, ImageMagick is installed in different directories depending on the version.
Installation paths:
Version 4.2.9: c:\webtools\imagemagick
Version 6.9.10: c:\webtools\imagemagick6
Version 7.0.8: c:\webtools\imagemagick7
Use the path corresponding to the required ImageMagick version when configuring the software in your application or script.
ImageMagick on Linux Web Servers
On the previous Linux web servers, ImageMagick is located in the following directory:
Versions 6.8.0 to 7.1.x: /usr/bin
This directory contains the ImageMagick executable programs.
Depending on the version and your application, you can run the relevant ImageMagick commands using this path.
Using ImageMagick
If your website or application requires ImageMagick, you can specify the appropriate installation path in its configuration.
Make sure you use the correct path for your web server and the required ImageMagick version.
Note: The paths listed above apply to the previous Webland hosting servers. Installed versions and available features may vary depending on the server environment.