that s where im a bit confused when you say edit using the editor ..
do i copy and paste the origional file into the editor and then make edits ? or do i just add the edits i want ... that part is not exactily explained
and on '/usr/local/bin/convert'; that was a error it s acutally '/usr/bin/convert'; which i verified with the Host and that did not work either
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jomilanowicz wrote:
that s where im a bit confused when you say edit using the editor ..
do i copy and paste the origional file into the editor and then make edits ? or do i just add the edits i want ... that part is not exactily explained
Here's how it works.
When you open the Localfiles Editor plugin for the first time the page is empty of code.
Any code you now enter here will either override code that already exists in the core config file, or add this code to it.
Example, in the local config file there is a statement :
// Define if logins must be case sentitive or not at users registration. ie :
// If set true, the login "user" will equal "User" or "USER" or "user",
// etc. ... And it will be impossible to use such login variation to create a
// new user account.
$conf['insensitive_case_logon'] = false;
If you want to use case sensitive options for login, then adding the following in the Localfiles Editor will override the above statement in the core config file
$conf['insensitive_case_logon'] =true;
jomilanowicz wrote:
and on '/usr/local/bin/convert'; that was a error it s acutally '/usr/bin/convert'; which i verified with the Host and that did not work either
I have been trying to get an answer to this problem for months.
I have 3 installations of Piwigo on the same server. When they were installed, 2 of them used Imagick by default, and 1 used GD.
I tried to add the code to make the third use IM (which is obviously installed on the server - the other installations found it) but it has not worked - and no one has been able to explain why!
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$conf['ext_imagick_dir'] = '/usr/local/bin/';
or
$conf['ext_imagick_dir'] = '/usr/bin/';
Don't add convert.
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rvelices wrote:
$conf['ext_imagick_dir'] = '/usr/local/bin/';
or
$conf['ext_imagick_dir'] = '/usr/bin/';
Don't add convert.
I tried almost all combinations possible still no change ! -_- !!
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rvelices wrote:
$conf['ext_imagick_dir'] = '/usr/local/bin/';
or
$conf['ext_imagick_dir'] = '/usr/bin/';
Don't add convert.
I too have tried all combinations - and no success.
I am convinced there is a problem somewhere in Piwigo - otherwise why would one installation find IM by default, but another installation on the same server cannot find it even when the directory is speficied in the config file?
Also a number of users have this problem with IM being on the server but not found by Piwigo.
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found why : 'exec() has been disabled for security reasons'
What's the point of having IM binaries and exec() disabled? #facepalm....
Again host problem not Piwigo
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flop25 wrote:
found why : 'exec() has been disabled for security reasons'
What's the point of having IM binaries and exec() disabled? #facepalm....
Again host problem not Piwigo
Well this sure cannot be my problem - If exec() was disabled then IM would not be working on any of the Piwigo installations on the server - but it is.
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pewe wrote:
flop25 wrote:
found why : 'exec() has been disabled for security reasons'
What's the point of having IM binaries and exec() disabled? #facepalm....
Again host problem not PiwigoWell this sure cannot be my problem - If exec() was disabled then IM would not be working on any of the Piwigo installations on the server - but it is.
Send me a webmaster account for your galleries
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Thx will do my tests tonight
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