Disabling the ImageMagick check
It has been reported by some users, notably those on Windows servers running IIS, are getting the following error message after logging in as an administrator.
The cause for this is ProofBuddy checking whether ImageMagick is at the correct path. Since a majority of web servers are Linux, the default setting in ProofBuddy is a Linux path (/usr/bin) which causes the above error on some IIS setups.
To fix this, download the zip file below and follow the directions in the readme.txt file. It will change the settings in ProofBuddy to use the GD Library instead of ImageMagick and tell ProofBuddy to not check for ImageMagick.
If you are using ProofBuddy 1.0.1 or earlier you will also need to download a patch file from our support forum that will fix a problem on the Admin -> About page.
This file also works to fix another problem.
Some hosts disable a function called shell_exec that ProofBuddy uses to call the ImageMagick programs. With shell_exec disabled ProofBuddy can’t use ImageMagick and needs to use the GD Library instead. So if you see an error about shell_exec being disabled when you login to your ProofBuddy site go ahead and download this file and follow the instructions.