How do I test if Image Magick is stalled on the linux web server?

I know a common command which is convert.

I typed "convert" at shell, and it tells me not found. Does this mean Image
Magick is not installed?

http://links.i6networks.com wrote:

Probably. It may still be installed but not in the $PATH.

If "locate" is installed on the server, you could try running:

locate libMagick

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On 2004-08-16, http://links.i6networks.com <SaveWorldFromAids@alexa.com> wrote:
no


ken

bash: locate: command not found

is locate a command in unix shell?

On Mon, 16 Aug 2004 18:27:55 GMT "http://links.i6networks.com"
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to write:

Ask the host!

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Anon wrote:
Then clearly locate is not installed. Ask your hosts exactly WTF they *do*
have installed!

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Try 'find / -name convert -print'
If it is there that will tell you where. - even if you just get a
permission denied if you do not have access.

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http://links.i6networks.com wrote:

Have you ever thought about becoming a train driver?

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"http://links.i6networks.com" <SaveWorldFromAids@alexa.com> writes:

It's not foolproof, but I'd first try

rpm -q ImageMagick




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