Photogallery and directories
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I'm running 6.01.3 on my production website, and have 6.01.12 as a playground at the moment, on another a lot less restrictive server.
When users create albums on the .3 server, all their files end up in the /iamges/photoalbum folder.
On the .12 server, a folder with "useralbum_1", "useralbum_2" etc. is created and files upload into here, which obviously if preferred :-)
Did something change within these versions?
When users create albums on the .3 server, all their files end up in the /iamges/photoalbum folder.
On the .12 server, a folder with "useralbum_1", "useralbum_2" etc. is created and files upload into here, which obviously if preferred :-)
Did something change within these versions?
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Where did you download 6.01.12?
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Type errror, .11 :-)
Maybe you are running this new site on another (different) server? I guess that this issue is Safemode related.
Safemode Off:
/images/photoalbum/album_1/ photos goes here......
/images/photoalbum/album_2/ photos goes here......
/images/photoalbum/album_3/ photos goes here......
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Safemode On:
/images/photoalbum/ all photos goes here......
Check Safemode (run in a custom page):
Safemode Off:
/images/photoalbum/album_1/ photos goes here......
/images/photoalbum/album_2/ photos goes here......
/images/photoalbum/album_3/ photos goes here......
osv.
Safemode On:
/images/photoalbum/ all photos goes here......
Check Safemode (run in a custom page):
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<?php
if (ini_get ( "safe_mode" ))
{
echo "SafeMode On";
}
else
{
echo "SafeMode Off";
}
echo"<br>";
if (ini_get ( "safe_mode_gid" ))
{
echo "SafeMode GID On";
}
else
{
echo "SafeMode GID Off";
}
?> answered
Ah yes, that would be it then.
It's a linux server, anyone know of limitations, regarding how many files can be in one directory?
It's a linux server, anyone know of limitations, regarding how many files can be in one directory?
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anyone know of limitations, regarding how many files can be in one directory?
Unlimited, I believe. Depending of total space available ofcourse.
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Excellent, thank you :-)
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I know a bit about linux servers. The max number of files on a single partition would be limited well in the millions if not tens of millions depending on the size of the partition. So a 40Gig partition can hold at least 2 million files. I know when I use the fsck function to check my disks on bootup I see a small number and a big number like (349798/4552668), I suppose that might tell me how many file can fit in the partition.
That's still a large number so you shouldn't have anything to worry about but it's good idea to keep the number of files per folder to a reasonable number, say 1,000 or 2,000 to prevent the server from having to do some unneeded searching.
If course, I could be wrong about this. If you want to try to research this, may I suggest Wikipedia?
That's still a large number so you shouldn't have anything to worry about but it's good idea to keep the number of files per folder to a reasonable number, say 1,000 or 2,000 to prevent the server from having to do some unneeded searching.
If course, I could be wrong about this. If you want to try to research this, may I suggest Wikipedia?
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