I'm a victim of the "PHP Warning: PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library '/usr/lib/php5/20060613+lfs/imagick.so' - libWand.so.9: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory in Unknown on line 0" error. Seems that Canonical does not have a working fix in place for this (this is happening on a fully updated server). The machine this appears on was upgraded from 6.10 via 7.04 and 7.10 to 8.04 Question: would installing libmagick10 solve it or would this (http://kevin.vanzonneveld.net/techblog/article/class_imagick_not_found/) be a better solution without breaking my ISPconfig installation (or any of the associated software) Upgrading to 8.10 etc is not something I'd want to do as I chose 8.04 to have a server that requires very little (if any) attention and is supported beyond the economic life of the hardware.
Well.. with ISPConfig 2 the case is that you can reconfigure/change/upgrade "almost" everything in you base system without the risk of breaking ISPConfig (as long as you keep using the same programs for Web, mail, FTP and such). Libraries are almost irrelevant for ISPConfig itself. I would surely try to get it working by removing/reinstalling PHP and Imagemagick; you can hardly be worse off than now.. Paul
I can't uninstall php - there is a (working) webshop running that is using PHP. It doesn't seem to cause a lot of issues from a user perspective though, only an error log that is booming and an e-mail box for the admin user that is getting the warning message every 5 minutes Still, I'd like to know if installing imagick10 or the other solution I found on the web would solve this.
