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nila:
yeah,

I just cant work it out and I cant find anything on the developers forum to answer the questions either.

I tried e-mailing the author of glissando with no luck and had no replies to similar posts asking so for now it's just done this way.

Good thing about this way is that it's perfectly ready to put onto any web host.

U just export your mySQL db, uploading it and your photo's to ur host and ur photo album is online!

Snarglefarg:
I backed down to PHP 4.x but can't get Perl working for the life of me.  It runs from a command prompt but not within my browser.  I keep getting a 404 error although I know that the path is correct.

I also set the MIME type in the config file for Apache to deal with CGI and PL files (at least I thought I did).  Is it .CGI or .PL that I should be using?  Any ideas if I need to do anything else to get Perl working in my browser?

nila:
lol.
Glad to see your going for it big time :)

I haven't put pearl on my system in AGES. Once I started getting into php I had no use for pearl.

You just have to set it to use whatever extension you've configured your system to use for pearl.

I think you can use either/both.

You also have to make sure the directory is specified as a cgi so that the file is executed instead of just being served if I remember correctly :)

U wont need pearl for my script - I'm gonna try finish it today - it'll not be bug proof but if you use it with common sense it'll work fine or it should.


I hope it works - it's gonna be fun to use :)

nila:
Aaaahhh - First MAJOR problem.

It can parse the XML in like 100 items every second or something which is not tooo bad - It takes a little bit for my 10,000 images.

My next problem though is that resizing the images - it takes roughly 2 seconds to make the big image and the thumbnail from the original!!

On 10,000 images that is obviously 20,000 seconds which is 322 minutes - NOT good!!

I dont know how to overcome this either - it's a speed issue with Imagemagick, not my script :(

Snarglefarg:
When are you resizing them?  Presumably you're not going to display all 10,000 images on one page, so you can resize them on the fly when the page is loaded with a reasonable number of images.

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