Installation of system packages from the Remi Repository instead of the default CentOS repository could cause unexpected and possibly unpleasant results if those packages were built in a way that is not compatible with cPanel. You should work with your systems administrator to ensure that the Remi Repository is disabled by default and that only the ImageMagick package would ever be installed from it. If you would like for cPanel to add support for the Remi Repository or for webp in ImageMagick so that this could be fully supported, please submit a feature request: Issues with the steps in this guide and problems arising from the use of this guide must be directed to a systems administrator with the skills, training, and experience required to troubleshoot the problem for you. This guide is provided as a courtesy only. Use of packages from the Remi Repository is not supported by cPanel. The instructions in this guide were tested on the following environment: Operating System: CentOS Linux release ĬPanel Version: 96.0.11 (RELEASE tier) (STANDARD profile)ĭO NOT use this guide on a CentOS 8 server. The GD library comes with webp support by default when using EA-PHP on CentOS 7.

If you do not specifically need to use ImageMagick, it is highly recommended that you make use of the GD library instead of ImageMagick for webp support. If you're using ALT-PHP, you do not need to use this guide to enable the webp format. When using the version of ImageMagick provided with ALT-PHP, you'll find that the webp image format is already enabled and working. This guide provides the steps required to make use of the ImageMagick RPM package that is provided by the Remi Repository instead, which has been compiled with webp support. This CentOS provided ImageMagick package is not compiled with webp support, so it is not possible to use the webp format with ImageMagick and EA-PHP in an officially supported way. When using EA-PHP, (cPanel provided PHP) the ImageMagick PHP PECL extension uses the ImageMagick RPM package that is provided by the CentOS repository.

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