My servers use CentOS 4.8, which is rather old, so the default RPM package for ImageMagick is version 6.0.
But, when I run "convert --version" I noticed that my run-time version is actually 6.3.3, which is installed under /usr/local/bin. Which sounds like a custom compiled version that came with my servers when they were first setup and cPanel was installed.
Ok, so the .src archive must have been used to "make" and "make install" the 6.3.3 version, and after looking around, I found this directory:
/usr/local/cpanel/src/3rdparty/gpl
Interestingly, it has a lot of stuff used by cPanel "under the hood". One archive is "ImageMagick-6.4.8-2.tar.gz".
So here are my questions:
Is this directory an official one? Does everyone have it with loads of archives of various tools?
What is the correct way to upgrade to the latest version of ImageMagick, without braking cPanel? Should I decompress the "ImageMagick-6.4.8-2.tar.gz" archive from that directory, and "make install" it?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you.
But, when I run "convert --version" I noticed that my run-time version is actually 6.3.3, which is installed under /usr/local/bin. Which sounds like a custom compiled version that came with my servers when they were first setup and cPanel was installed.
Ok, so the .src archive must have been used to "make" and "make install" the 6.3.3 version, and after looking around, I found this directory:
/usr/local/cpanel/src/3rdparty/gpl
Interestingly, it has a lot of stuff used by cPanel "under the hood". One archive is "ImageMagick-6.4.8-2.tar.gz".
So here are my questions:
Is this directory an official one? Does everyone have it with loads of archives of various tools?
What is the correct way to upgrade to the latest version of ImageMagick, without braking cPanel? Should I decompress the "ImageMagick-6.4.8-2.tar.gz" archive from that directory, and "make install" it?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you.