I've installed the LAMPStack 5.3.8-2 (64 bit) Amazon Machine image and a PHP CMS system (typo3) which relies on Imagemagick. Unfortunatly it seems the Imagemagick does not seem to be installed properly as I get the follwing error message when I verify the version of Imaegemagick convert program:

convert -version /opt/bitnami/common/bin/.convert.bin: error while loading shared libraries: libXt.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

I've performed the same thing on the LAMPStack 5.3.8-2 (32 bit) and every seems OK as I get the following message:

convert -version
Version: ImageMagick 6.5.8-9 2011-12-08 Q16 http://www.imagemagick.org
Copyright: Copyright (C) 1999-2010 ImageMagick Studio LLC

How may I fix Imagemagick to work on the LAMPStack 5.3.8-2 (64 bit) edition?

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asked 19 Dec '11, 16:50

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Could you point exactly to what you are using? Sorry but it is not clear to me whether you are installing the BitNami LAMPStack installer in an existing Amazon Image (if so, which one?) or your just launching the BitNami LAMPStack AMI (which one?).

(20 Dec '11, 05:53) kaysa ♦♦

Thanks for your response. I am launching directly the BitNami LAMPStack AMI, here are the details:

LAMPStack 5.3.8-2 (Ubuntu 10.04), PHP 5.3, 64 bits, ami-d9d4e8ad --> The one with error message

LAMPStack 5.3.8-2 (Ubuntu 10.04), PHP 5.3, 32 bits, ami-3bbc804f --> OK

let me know if your need more detaisl. Thanks in advance for your support

(20 Dec '11, 06:31) ZeDruide

I have just reproduce it. Please install the libxt packages in the system executing the following:

sudo aptitude install libxt6 libxext6

Then convert should work. We will fix this for future versions. Thanks for reporting it.

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answered 20 Dec '11, 10:41

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Thank you for your response. I have performed the installation following your instruction and I confirm it has solved the problem. Thanks again for your very reactive support.

(20 Dec '11, 17:07) ZeDruide
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