Nevermind, it finally came through-thx-Trying to run configuration wizard, getting server error
heathert
Joined: 2008-07-23
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Posted: Fri, 2008-08-01 16:06 |
The following information is required to get an answer: Just spent 24h downloading the old version of our gallery, uploaded the unzipped newer version of Gallery 1, and now I can't access the configuration wizard... *sigh* Do you know why I might be getting this message: Thanks, |
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Hello Heather,
when i look at your site, i still see an error 500?
Do you have a file called ".htaccess" in your Gallery folder?
If yes, remove it.
There should also be such a file in the setup folder. Remove that also.
After doing this, the error 500 should not be there.
Jens
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Thanks Jens! There's also an .htaccess.swo and an .htaccess.swp -- should I remove those as well?
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Hmm,
those files are definitely not from Gallery. They seem to be "swap" files.
Delete them also.
Jens
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Yeah, they looked a bit strange. Thanks! Of course the gallery is still totally hosed, but I think we need to change hosting service--those guys are absolutely unhelpful. =( They told me to upgrade to Gallery 2 by adding all 23,000 photos from Gallery 1 by hand, instead of with the import function (because the process keeps timing out) ... geeze.
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OUCH.
Please use the import functionality. Otherwise you would lose a lot of metadata. Like album structure, upload date, comments, view counts etc.
It might of course be that you have to do it in chunks.
Jens
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Oh, I know! How I wish I -could- use the import functionality! But as I said, the process keeps timing out, and the hosting service refuses to provide any help... =( Even as we speak, the gallery 1 version doesn't work well -- huge loading time for pages, dat.lock errors everywhere... it's just a nightmare!
So I'm really thankful for your response and help, Jens. Thank you very much. =) Hopefully we can find a new hosting service soon...
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i see.
They would have to increase the memory limit and execution time limit for PHP.
But if they are not that cooperative, changing the hoster is probably a good idea.
Jens
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