Topic Title: Gallery 1.5.6 vs. Gallery 2.2.2 - Exec & w/e else...

Joined: Mar 03, 2004 Posts: 13

Ok, I am really disappointed with what Im having to deal with. I really want to use G1.5.6 instead of G2.

My problem and complaint, is that when I install G1, everything was great. Now when I attempted to upload photos to the Gallery. I get that error that is sooooo common on this Verison of G1. That error is "Error: Unable to make thumbnail (0)" and Yes, Yes I know about exec having to be ENABLED on the host server to be able to upload images to the Gallery.

BUT....

When I installed G2 and I got the ServerCheck part of the config wiz. It says that exec is allowed. Sooo.... I decided to finish the install and then attempt to upload some photos to Gallery2. Well, What do you know??? It works. I can upload photos in G2.

Now...

My question is, Why does this have to happen? lol

Can somebody Please contact the Developer on fixing the G1 version to bypass/allow exec like it does in G2?? I mean jeez, G1 is to much of a headache and the requirements to run G1 are completely asinine. OR... can they come up with some kind of a work around with this stupid exec bs.

Please Help/Respond. It would be greatly appreciated. I also posted this at http://gallery.menalto.com

Thanks,

Myst

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Gallery URL: ***Removed by Mysterious***

Gallery version: v1.5.6

Apache version: ??

PHP version: PHP Version 4.3.9

Graphics Toolkit: ImageMagick

Operating system: Linux

Web browser/version: IE7

Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2007 7:02 am

i've forwarded this to the G1 developer.

Joined: Aug 20, 2003 Posts: 15 Location: Nuernberg, Germany

VERY FUNNY VERY FUNNY!

You post in the G1 forum on gallery.menalto.com and now i see it here also.

Do you know what makes me think about quitting development of G1?
This kind of posts.

- Jens (aka Tim_j)

P.S.: Sorry, i know its not the bharat-way of answering.

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Post Title: Gallery 1.5.6 vs. Gallery 2.2.2 - Exec & w/e else...
Mysterious Joined: Mar 03, 2004 Posts: 13	Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2007 12:23 am Ok, I am really disappointed with what Im having to deal with. I really want to use G1.5.6 instead of G2. My problem and complaint, is that when I install G1, everything was great. Now when I attempted to upload photos to the Gallery. I get that error that is sooooo common on this Verison of G1. That error is "Error: Unable to make thumbnail (0)" and Yes, Yes I know about exec having to be ENABLED on the host server to be able to upload images to the Gallery. BUT.... When I installed G2 and I got the ServerCheck part of the config wiz. It says that exec is allowed. Sooo.... I decided to finish the install and then attempt to upload some photos to Gallery2. Well, What do you know??? It works. I can upload photos in G2. Now... My question is, Why does this have to happen? lol Can somebody Please contact the Developer on fixing the G1 version to bypass/allow exec like it does in G2?? I mean jeez, G1 is to much of a headache and the requirements to run G1 are completely asinine. OR... can they come up with some kind of a work around with this stupid exec bs. Please Help/Respond. It would be greatly appreciated. I also posted this at http://gallery.menalto.com Thanks, Myst ---- Gallery URL: *Removed by Mysterious* Gallery version: v1.5.6 Apache version: ?? PHP version: PHP Version 4.3.9 Graphics Toolkit: ImageMagick Operating system: Linux Web browser/version: IE7

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Post Title: Re: Gallery 1.5.6 vs. Gallery 2.2.2 - Exec & w/e else...
dari Joined: Mar 03, 2003 Posts: 6287 Location: Washington Township, NJ, USA	Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2007 7:02 am i've forwarded this to the G1 developer.

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Post Title: Re: Gallery 1.5.6 vs. Gallery 2.2.2 - Exec & w/e else...
JensT Joined: Aug 20, 2003 Posts: 15 Location: Nuernberg, Germany	Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2007 3:08 pm VERY FUNNY VERY FUNNY! You post in the G1 forum on gallery.menalto.com and now i see it here also. Do you know what makes me think about quitting development of G1? This kind of posts. - Jens (aka Tim_j) P.S.: Sorry, i know its not the bharat-way of answering.