Just moved to a new webhost ... have gallery up and running. I still have 2 errors in the config wizard.
Warning!
Apache is not obeying the 'php_value' lines in your .htaccess file. Try entering the following into your web server's httpd.conf file:
<Directory /home/hyattfam/public_html/gallery>
AllowOverride Options FileInfo
</Directory>
If you are running PHP in CGI mode, this message is unavoidable.
Warning!
Magic quotes are on. Your webserver administrator can turn them off by putting :
magic_quotes_gpc = Off
in your php.ini file
Any help you could give me would be appreciated.
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Give us your Gallery/webserver information to get a faster answer.
Get this information from the PHP diagnostic (in the configuration wizard).
Gallery URL (optional but very useful): http://63.247.81.74/~hyattfam/gallery/
Gallery version: v1.4.4-pl4
Apache version: 1.3.33
PHP version (don't just say PHP 4, please): 4.3.10
Graphics Toolkit: ImageMagick 5.5.6 04/01/03 Q16 & Netpbm 9.24
Operating system: linux
Web browser/version (if applicable):
Posted: Sun, 2005-01-09 03:40
Posts: 13451
None of those are errors, they are warnings. Gallery won't be able to use mod_rewrite, to make pretty short URLs and it will append "'s to comments with \'s in them. If you want it fixed you need to contact your host, but Gallery will run fine with those warnings.
Posts: 46
Maybe its just me .. but I want to try to clear them up.
Can either one of them be cleared up by me if they have given me shell access ?
The first one bugs me the most ... it states that you cannot upload more than a 2 mb file ... that would cause problems with some of the movies files.
Thanks
Posts: 46
Okay ... I found out how to get around the magic quotes. I have a custom php.ini file in the setup directory.
The one that is really hurting me is that upload of 2 mb limit.
Is there anyway around this ...
Their answer was ...
You can safely ignore, as we run php as cgi (phpsuexec).
But when I go to try to upload a movie larger than 2 mb ... it appears to upload, creates the thumbnail but then when I try to click on it I get a 404 ... when I look in the directory thru ftp ... the file was not uploaded.
Any suggestions ??
Posts: 13451
Change the file_upload_size in your php.ini?