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Ha error in linux #69
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Do you have the native libraries installed? It doesn't look like it... |
mm ... which are the libraries? I have ImageMagick |
You need the dev libraries ( |
Same problem here (with
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On Debian Jessie,
Then it won't work neither
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Ok, I solved it by doing
then look for the right lib and install it
add to the path and reload bash
Now it works. |
I'm trying to get this to work on heroku. The best way would be to update this repo, but I don't feel comfortable fixing the compile step myself. Can someone help trying what @clemsos did? Edit: |
On Ubuntu 16.04 I had to use @clemsos solution.... In my previous Ubuntu 14.04 I'm sure I got away with just using libmagick++-dev... :-/ edit: to add to this; @clemsos solution does not actually result in having :$PATH in your bash, but the echo'd version of it. I manually changed it to :$PATH again. Since I'm not that knowledgable about echoing properly into files, I cannot provide an updated version... |
@trueter Did you get it working on heroku? |
This is still an issue on Debian 8, might be a good idea to update the install instructions... |
How would I go about trying what @clemsos wrote with a circle.yml file for Circle ci? |
On Debian Jessie installing the module directly via This fix was introduced half a year ago and the npm version is over year old now and still uses magic config. I bet the one third of the issues could be closed by now with the fix - they are all build related. Developers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVPolwmpOUo |
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