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  • Plugin Author nosilver4u

    (@nosilver4u)

    The issue has come up before, see this thread for more information:

    http://wordpress.org/support/topic/php-finfo-errors-failed-to-load-magic-database?replies=2

    Thread Starter underclass

    (@underclass)

    Thanks.

    My host has enabled imagick on my server but we are getting the same error, do you have any further info on fixing this error that might help them?

    Plugin Author nosilver4u

    (@nosilver4u)

    I don’t think you understood what I posted. It has absolutely nothing to do with ImageMagick (or imagick). There is a mime-type database that is entirely missing on your server. PHP thinks it should be at /usr/share/misc/magic. If it is in another location, then the PHP configuration needs to be updated. If is is just plain missing, then it needs to be installed. If they can’t figure that out, find a new webhost, and fast.

    Thread Starter underclass

    (@underclass)

    Thanks, I’m just trying to make sure I am explaining it to them correctly rather than creating more problems.

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