Hello
what gives you http://piwigo.org/doc/doku.php?id=user_ … es_missing on such picture

I ended up by just rightclicking and then "Show in new window

the walk-through on the faq is " right-click on a failed picture then “Display the picture” " so that's ok (it says from the batch manager since a logo usually appears on public side

indeed a 500 error can mean a lot a thing; the best would be to check server logs
What's the library used as indicated on the first/home admin page?
sometimes web hosters allow the user to override php config through a php.ini file at the root of the website, but to answer you, yes in both cases you should contact them

Hi there been struggling with not all pictures showing for a while now...... as per this original posting.
I had not updated my site in a while, new pictures uploaded (some display some don't) but also old pictures that used to display now do not ??   http://morethanonemoment.co.za/piwigo/i … ategory/45

my Piwigo version is now up to date, i had a friend who has a masters degree in comp science look at the resolution on the forum, this was her response.......

http://piwigo.org/doc/doku.php?id=user_ … es_missing

ì have tried to resolve the problem with images not displaying by following the FAQ page.
http://piwigo.org/doc/doku.php?id=user_ … es_missing
updating the i.php file is already up to date and then i update the config with the $conf['enable_i_log'] = true; variable and it does not generate a log file.

please assist i will pass passwords and access on if required i just need the problem fixed.  Im using Piwigo as it was an easy non programmer package and worked great.  Thats me "non Programmer" even less than the original poster on this thread.



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Regards

many thanks,  sorted!

it seems it was a memory shortage with the hosting service provider, i sent Flop25's response to my service provider and they upped the memory allocation to 512....... sorted.

this is what hey said:

Good Day Peter,

Not a problem at all.

I have increased the PHP memory limit on the hosting account to 512 MB. I believe this will fix the 500 timeout error.

You can adjust the PHP version, modules and settings from within cPanel as follows:

1) Log into cPanel
2) Click "Select PHP Version" under Software/Services
3) Select the required PHP version from the drop down and click "Set as current"
4) Select the relevant modules and click "Save"
5) The PHP settings can be modified by clicking the "Switch To PHP Options" link in the top right.

* You need to be on a custom PHP build to modify the PHP settings. The native build will use our server defaults.

Do let me know if you have any further questions and I'll be glad to assist.



Regards,
John-Hunter Kennedy
Elitehost Support

i followed his steps to see where he had upped the memory it was easy, looks like a common problem because of the line marked *.

i also upgraded to the latest php version and reset the memory to 512, it took a while but looks like the server created more files of the images for use on the site as it took a while to process.

hope you come right, i know how frustrating it was......

cheers

Pete

does a direct convert command works? (checking if Imagemagik works)
have you tried to use GD or indicate the direct path to the Imagemagick binaries using the Piwigo local config?