Hello, I am having some difficulty with a local install of ghostscript on 1&1 host. I installed ImageMagick first, corrected paths to my local install directory, and verified that I could convert files. I cannot, however, get ghostscript to also work (by way of converting a PDF to a JPG).Install Imagemagick Ubuntu
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I have gone into the delegates.xml file both in the /config and /lib/ImageMagick-6.6.5/config folders to correct the path to my local installation path of the gs binary. I have also tried creating a symbolic link to the gs binary but I'm not convinced I have executed that correctly.
Can anyone lend some advice on getting ImageMagick (installed locally) to pick up Ghostscript (installed locally)? Are there other locations that I need to correct for the ghostscript path? On an ImageMagick configure, Ghostscript is listed as NONE.
