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Fixing Imagick's “not authorized” exception

Link – alexvanderbist.com

The last couple of weeks soem strange Imagick errors popped up across all our servers. In a new blogpost my colleague Alex explains the cause and the fix.

Over the last few days we've had a couple of issues with Imagick and processing PDFs on our servers. As it turns out, these issues are caused by automatic security updates. Let's look into the issue and its solution.

Read more [alexvanderbist.com]

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