Check ImageMagick

Loading configuration files. If you see an error here, it is probably because you have not successfully run the config wizard. OK

Let us see if we can figure out what operating system you are using. This is what your system reports: Linux www3.dalton.net 2.6.15-55-server #1 SMP Wed May 26 00:05:18 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux This is the type of system on which PHP was compiled: Linux www3.dalton.net 2.6.15-55-server #1 SMP Wed May 26 00:05:18 UTC 2010 i686 Make sure that the values above make sense to you. Look for keywords like "Linux", "Windows", "FreeBSD" etc. in the output above.If both the attempts above failed, you should ask your ISP what operating system you are using.You can check via Netcraft, they can often tell you.

You told the config wizard that your ImageMagick binaries live here: /usr/local/netpbm/bin If that is not right (or if it is blank), re-run the configuration wizard and enter a location for ImageMagick. Note: Your ImageMagick directory (/usr/bin) is not in your open_basedir list /var/www/vhosts/battlecreekloghomes.com/httpdocs:/tmp The open_basedir list is specified in php.ini. The result is, that we can't perform all of our basic checks on the files to make sure that they exist and they're executable.

We are going to test each ImageMagick binary individually. Checking: /usr/bin/identify OK! Version: ImageMagick 6.2.4 06/04/09 Q16 Checking: /usr/bin/convert OK! Version: ImageMagick 6.2.4 06/04/09 Q16

If you see an error above complaining about reading or writing to /tmp/gallerydbgd9SREG then this is likely a permission/configuration issue on your system. If it mentions open_basedir then it's because your system is configured with open_basedir enabled. You should talk to your system administrator about this, or see the Gallery Help Page. For other errors, please refer to the list of possible responses in FAQ C.2 to get more information. Return to Configuration Wizard.