Comment 15 for bug 518122

I can confirm that the gem works as well. Although I would not use the word
perfectly because the install kicks up a huge number of warnings that like
the sample following:

No definition for Draw_get_type_metrics
No definition for Draw_get_multiline_type_metrics
No definition for Draw_initialize
No definition for Draw_init_copy
No definition for Draw_inspect
No definition for Draw_marshal_dump
No definition for Draw_marshal_load
No definition for Draw_primitive
No definition for DrawOptions_initialize
No definition for Pixel_from_color
No definition for Pixel_from_HSL
No definition for Pixel_from_hsla
No definition for Pixel_spaceship
No definition for Pixel_case_eq

And on and on through what seems to be every imaginable method in rmagick.
Although when it is done complaining everything seems to work just fine.
This may be what I do on my production server if there is not a new package
release soon. Since I am a bit anxious to upgrade my server it is still at
8.04 and is getting hard to maintain(already using 3rd party ruby packages).
With rails 3.0 coming out soon I want to have a platform running that is
ready for it.

On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 12:48 PM, Rui Andrada <email address hidden> wrote:

> I had removed the package and used gem version.
> sudo gem install rmagick
> works perfectly.
>
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> Please rebuild for newer version of ImageMagick
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/518122
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