ImageMagick works in controllers but “not available” in queues?
I've just about lost my mind trying to fix this one. I'm using ImageMagick in my controllers, and it's working okay. I've now tried to move some of those functions to a queued job, and it's now saying "ImageMagick module not available with this PHP installation."
Move them back, everything works again. Put them into a Job, everything breaks.
I'm not sure what context I could supply, really. I'm importing Image and Imagick the same in both the controllers and the jobs:
use InterventionImageImageManagerStatic as Image;
use Imagick;
Image::configure(['driver' => 'imagick']);
Works fine in the controller (and helper functions), but dies here in jobs:
$preview = Image::make($file);
Identical code, aside from that. Is there any other info that could be of use?
laravel laravel-5 imagemagick imagick
asked Jan 2 at 6:23
MitchEffMitchEff
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I've just about lost my mind trying to fix this one. I'm using ImageMagick in my controllers, and it's working okay. I've now tried to move some of those functions to a queued job, and it's now saying "ImageMagick module not available with this PHP installation."
Move them back, everything works again. Put them into a Job, everything breaks.
I'm not sure what context I could supply, really. I'm importing Image and Imagick the same in both the controllers and the jobs:
use InterventionImageImageManagerStatic as Image;
use Imagick;
Image::configure(['driver' => 'imagick']);
Works fine in the controller (and helper functions), but dies here in jobs:
$preview = Image::make($file);
Identical code, aside from that. Is there any other info that could be of use?
laravel laravel-5 imagemagick imagick
asked Jan 2 at 6:23
MitchEffMitchEff
17819
have u performed acomposer dump-autoloadandphp artisan queue:restart
– Leorent
Jan 2 at 6:26
I have - neither of those help.
– MitchEff
Jan 2 at 6:29
whats ur local setup containers or simple mamp/xamp ?
– Leorent
Jan 2 at 6:30
Standard MAMP set-up. phpinfo() shows ImageMagick installed and working - I'd maybe guess jobs run through terminal, while controllers don't or something?
– MitchEff
Jan 2 at 6:32
OS runsphp artisan schedule:runbehind the curtains, then everything its executed in php in background so that should not affect anything. try again withphp artisan queue:work --tries=1this should show you the specific errors... or use database to log the failed jobs so u can check what is exactly failing...
– Leorent
Jan 2 at 6:38
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I've just about lost my mind trying to fix this one. I'm using ImageMagick in my controllers, and it's working okay. I've now tried to move some of those functions to a queued job, and it's now saying "ImageMagick module not available with this PHP installation."
Move them back, everything works again. Put them into a Job, everything breaks.
I'm not sure what context I could supply, really. I'm importing Image and Imagick the same in both the controllers and the jobs:
use InterventionImageImageManagerStatic as Image;
use Imagick;
Image::configure(['driver' => 'imagick']);
Works fine in the controller (and helper functions), but dies here in jobs:
$preview = Image::make($file);
Identical code, aside from that. Is there any other info that could be of use?
laravel laravel-5 imagemagick imagick
asked Jan 2 at 6:23
MitchEffMitchEff
17819
I've just about lost my mind trying to fix this one. I'm using ImageMagick in my controllers, and it's working okay. I've now tried to move some of those functions to a queued job, and it's now saying "ImageMagick module not available with this PHP installation."
Move them back, everything works again. Put them into a Job, everything breaks.
I'm not sure what context I could supply, really. I'm importing Image and Imagick the same in both the controllers and the jobs:
use InterventionImageImageManagerStatic as Image;
use Imagick;
Image::configure(['driver' => 'imagick']);
Works fine in the controller (and helper functions), but dies here in jobs:
$preview = Image::make($file);
Identical code, aside from that. Is there any other info that could be of use?
laravel laravel-5 imagemagick imagick
laravel laravel-5 imagemagick imagick
asked Jan 2 at 6:23
MitchEffMitchEff
17819
asked Jan 2 at 6:23
MitchEffMitchEff
17819
asked Jan 2 at 6:23
MitchEffMitchEff
17819
asked Jan 2 at 6:23
MitchEffMitchEff
17819
asked Jan 2 at 6:23
MitchEffMitchEff
17819
17819
have u performed acomposer dump-autoloadandphp artisan queue:restart
– Leorent
Jan 2 at 6:26
I have - neither of those help.
– MitchEff
Jan 2 at 6:29
whats ur local setup containers or simple mamp/xamp ?
– Leorent
Jan 2 at 6:30
Standard MAMP set-up. phpinfo() shows ImageMagick installed and working - I'd maybe guess jobs run through terminal, while controllers don't or something?
– MitchEff
Jan 2 at 6:32
OS runsphp artisan schedule:runbehind the curtains, then everything its executed in php in background so that should not affect anything. try again withphp artisan queue:work --tries=1this should show you the specific errors... or use database to log the failed jobs so u can check what is exactly failing...
– Leorent
Jan 2 at 6:38
|
show 3 more comments
have u performed acomposer dump-autoloadandphp artisan queue:restart
– Leorent
Jan 2 at 6:26
I have - neither of those help.
– MitchEff
Jan 2 at 6:29
whats ur local setup containers or simple mamp/xamp ?
– Leorent
Jan 2 at 6:30
Standard MAMP set-up. phpinfo() shows ImageMagick installed and working - I'd maybe guess jobs run through terminal, while controllers don't or something?
– MitchEff
Jan 2 at 6:32
OS runsphp artisan schedule:runbehind the curtains, then everything its executed in php in background so that should not affect anything. try again withphp artisan queue:work --tries=1this should show you the specific errors... or use database to log the failed jobs so u can check what is exactly failing...
– Leorent
Jan 2 at 6:38
have u performed a
composer dump-autoload and php artisan queue:restart– Leorent
Jan 2 at 6:26
have u performed a
composer dump-autoload and php artisan queue:restart– Leorent
Jan 2 at 6:26
I have - neither of those help.
– MitchEff
Jan 2 at 6:29
I have - neither of those help.
– MitchEff
Jan 2 at 6:29
whats ur local setup containers or simple mamp/xamp ?
– Leorent
Jan 2 at 6:30
whats ur local setup containers or simple mamp/xamp ?
– Leorent
Jan 2 at 6:30
Standard MAMP set-up. phpinfo() shows ImageMagick installed and working - I'd maybe guess jobs run through terminal, while controllers don't or something?
– MitchEff
Jan 2 at 6:32
Standard MAMP set-up. phpinfo() shows ImageMagick installed and working - I'd maybe guess jobs run through terminal, while controllers don't or something?
– MitchEff
Jan 2 at 6:32
OS runs
php artisan schedule:run behind the curtains, then everything its executed in php in background so that should not affect anything. try again with php artisan queue:work --tries=1 this should show you the specific errors... or use database to log the failed jobs so u can check what is exactly failing...– Leorent
Jan 2 at 6:38
OS runs
php artisan schedule:run behind the curtains, then everything its executed in php in background so that should not affect anything. try again with php artisan queue:work --tries=1 this should show you the specific errors... or use database to log the failed jobs so u can check what is exactly failing...– Leorent
Jan 2 at 6:38
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You probably don't have extension=imagick.so in the ini file being used by the PHP command line executable, but do have that in the ini file being used by the PHP webserver executable.
If you find what ini file is being used by doing php -i | grep ini on the command line, you'll be see what ini file needs to be edited.
answered Jan 6 at 16:16
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You probably don't have extension=imagick.so in the ini file being used by the PHP command line executable, but do have that in the ini file being used by the PHP webserver executable.
If you find what ini file is being used by doing php -i | grep ini on the command line, you'll be see what ini file needs to be edited.
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You probably don't have extension=imagick.so in the ini file being used by the PHP command line executable, but do have that in the ini file being used by the PHP webserver executable.
If you find what ini file is being used by doing php -i | grep ini on the command line, you'll be see what ini file needs to be edited.
answered Jan 6 at 16:16
DanackDanack
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You probably don't have extension=imagick.so in the ini file being used by the PHP command line executable, but do have that in the ini file being used by the PHP webserver executable.
If you find what ini file is being used by doing php -i | grep ini on the command line, you'll be see what ini file needs to be edited.
answered Jan 6 at 16:16
DanackDanack
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You probably don't have extension=imagick.so in the ini file being used by the PHP command line executable, but do have that in the ini file being used by the PHP webserver executable.
If you find what ini file is being used by doing php -i | grep ini on the command line, you'll be see what ini file needs to be edited.
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have u performed a
composer dump-autoloadandphp artisan queue:restart– Leorent
Jan 2 at 6:26
I have - neither of those help.
– MitchEff
Jan 2 at 6:29
whats ur local setup containers or simple mamp/xamp ?
– Leorent
Jan 2 at 6:30
Standard MAMP set-up. phpinfo() shows ImageMagick installed and working - I'd maybe guess jobs run through terminal, while controllers don't or something?
– MitchEff
Jan 2 at 6:32
OS runs
php artisan schedule:runbehind the curtains, then everything its executed in php in background so that should not affect anything. try again withphp artisan queue:work --tries=1this should show you the specific errors... or use database to log the failed jobs so u can check what is exactly failing...– Leorent
Jan 2 at 6:38