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| looking for ImageMagick install package | mickeymouse | UNIX and Linux Applications | 2 | 05-30-2008 05:30 AM |
| S-271: ImageMagick Security Update | iBot | Security Advisories (RSS) | 0 | 04-25-2008 07:00 AM |
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Hi
I am planning to install ImageMagick on my server here. I have learned what I needed about Unix when I needed it..... but I have never installed anything before. I have downloaded the necessary file from imagemagick.org, and their installation instructions seem easy enough (only 2 or 3 commands). My only real question is (I can hear you slapping your foreheads now) where should I upload this installation file on my server for install? My guess would be the tmp directory... I guess I am not sure if, when installing, where the program is installed (or should be installed for use) Simple question eh? Help is appreciated! Thanks |
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You say you already read the document from the ImageMagick website? It does answer some of your questions; for instance, regarding where the program is installed, the document says the default when you run make install is `/usr/local/bin`, `/usr/local/main`, etc. I shouldn't think there'd be any problem with just accepting the default, unless someone thinks there's a better place to install it...
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If you ever need to know again a where a program has installed itself a 'whereis programname' usually comes up trumps.
EDIT: HTML being on messed up my post. Fixed. |
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