Is there any special way to set up rmagick on windows, I installed the
gem, and i install imagemagick, but it says it can’t find a CORE_… .dll
file. Can someone give me a run down on how to do it on windows.
This book covers it.
/sorry, shameless self-promotion.
It’s not that hard, but it has to be done in the right order.
Whoops…
Install imagemagick first, make sure you install the one that comes with
the
windows gem.
Brian H. wrote:
Whoops…
Install imagemagick first, make sure you install the one that comes with
the
windows gem.
Ok, so I installed imagemagick, then I installed the gem, now when I try
to use magick it throws this error that RMagick.so is not a valid
windows image
“193: %1 is not a valid Win32 application. -
c:/ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/rmagick-1.14.1-win32/ext/RMagick.so”
Any suggestions on that?
You downloaded this one?
http://rubyforge.org/frs/download.php/15132/RMagick-1.14.1_IM-6.3.0-7-Q8.zip
I’ve been battling with imagemagick and rmagick all day, initially
getting the same missing CORE_… .dll error message. I finally got
them both installed, these versions:
rmagick-1.14.1-win32.gem
ImageMagick-6.3.5-5-Q16-windows-dll.exe
And now I’m getting this error:
This version of RMagick was created to run with ImageMagick 6.3.0
but ImageMagick 6.3.5 is installed on this system. You should either
- Configure and build RMagick for ImageMagick 6.3.5, or
- download ImageMagick 6.3.0 from http://www.imagemagick.org and
install it.
I don’t think I’m up to the task of option 1, and I can’t find a 6.3.0
imagemagick windows binary anywhere (including the imagemagick
mirrors)? Does anyone have a 6.3.0 imagemagick windows binary?
Thanks.
In fact, I think used the zip file from this link :
http://rubyforge.org/frs/download.php/15132/RMagick-1.14.1_IM-6.3.0-7-Q8.zip
Let us know how that goes.
Deepak
Thanks Deepak. I do have the version of rmagick you linked to, I just
overlooked that it also included the compatible version of
imagemagick. I installed the compatible version and that problem is
gone now.
The problem I’m now having is that when I run this:
rake test:plugins PLUGIN=acts_as_attachment \
(using acts_as_attachment is my ultimate goal here), I am getting
errors related to sqllite (which I don’t use and have no interest in
using)! So now I’m trying to install sqlite dlls and gem to get past
these errors. The current error is this:
The procedure entry point sqlite_libencoding could not be located in
the dynamic link library sqlite.dll
Does this error matter if I’m not using sqlite? I guess I’d just like
to see the acts_as_attachment plugin test succeed, maybe it doesn’t
need to?
I deleted the references to sqlite in the a_a_a database.yml file, and
got past the error!
Now the a_a_a plugin test completes (yes!), but doesn’t exactly pass
with flying colors:
80 tests, 238 assertions, 23 failures, 6 errors
Not sure what to do next, any advice appreciated.
Hey,
How did you get that gem? Did you get it standalone or did you get that
in a zip file?
If my memory serves me right I downloaded a zip file which had both the
gem and the imagemagick installer. You install imagemagick (using the
exe in that zip file) first and then use the gem in that zip file to
install rmagick.
HTH.
Deepak
Ignore those errors. They are related to SQLite. They use SQLite because
it’s a compact, portable database that works everywhere and can be used
for
in-memory db operations in unit tests. It’s a breeze to install in
windows
(just go to sqlite.org and grab the windows dll and place it in
c:\ruby\bin,
then gem install sqlite3-ruby)
Brian H. wrote:
This book covers it.
/sorry, shameless self-promotion.
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/railsonwindows/
It’s not that hard, but it has to be done in the right order.
OK, I submitted to the shameless self-promotion and I bought the .pdf
shortcut. Found the instructions for downloading RMagick on page 39.
Encountered an error on gem install like this:
C:\Temp>gem install rmagick-1.14.1-win32.gem --local
ERROR: Error installing gem rmagick-1.14.1-win32.gem[.gem]: buffer
error
Any help?
Steve
Jacksonville, FL
After a lot of frustration, and dollowing several dead-ends, I finally
found this thread and it solved the buffer overflow.
Thanks!
Joe at CodeGear wrote:
After a lot of frustration, and dollowing several dead-ends, I finally
found this thread and it solved the buffer overflow.Thanks!
hi everyone
please I wanna have the different steps that you did to make rmagick
work in your post.
I don’t know how to resolve my problem , I installed the imagemagick and
also I have add the gem by writting the gem install rmagick
but I have always the undefined rmagick while excuting the page in rails
thanks everyone
Stephen Jones wrote:
Brian H. wrote:
This book covers it.
/sorry, shameless self-promotion.
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/railsonwindows/
It’s not that hard, but it has to be done in the right order.
OK, I submitted to the shameless self-promotion and I bought the .pdf
shortcut. Found the instructions for downloading RMagick on page 39.
Encountered an error on gem install like this:C:\Temp>gem install rmagick-1.14.1-win32.gem --local
ERROR: Error installing gem rmagick-1.14.1-win32.gem[.gem]: buffer
error
Whoops, shoulda just googled RoR buffer error and I woulda come up with
this simple fix.
C:\InstantRails>gem update --system
then the gem install went just dandy. thanks to
www.thechrisoshow.com/rails/
I add require ‘rmagick’ to the controller, also I test also the
require_gem “rmagick” , always the same error
thanks
William P. wrote:
Did you add require ‘RMagick’ to environment.rb or to the model or
controller that uses it?Aya Aya wrote:
I don’t know how to resolve my problem , I installed the imagemagick and
also I have add the gem by writting the gem install rmagick
but I have always the undefined rmagick while excuting the page in railsthanks everyone
–
Sincerely,William P.
Did you add require ‘RMagick’ to environment.rb or to the model or
controller that uses it?
Aya Aya wrote:
I don’t know how to resolve my problem , I installed the imagemagick and
also I have add the gem by writting the gem install rmagick
but I have always the undefined rmagick while excuting the page in railsthanks everyone
–
Sincerely,
William P.
I believe it’s RMagick, not rmagick.
Aya Aya wrote:
I try the require’rmagick’ it gives me no such file to load --rmagick
–
Sincerely,
William P.
I try the require’rmagick’ it gives me no such file to load --rmagick
any suggestions, my project is stoped , I am waiting for your help
thanks