Great that you guys "solved" the session problem. Now we have something to go on to solve it the right way. ;)

Koopa, your server admin has to do it.

The variable include_path = "." in php.ini

Not sure what that means....

:confused: :confused: :confused:

Maybe it's my defensive side, But I think the "Right way" is to have both the gallery and VB on the same database.

By having the script call 2 seperate config files, you are leaving open an area for exploits.

As for the issue in the php.ini file....

Many webhosting providers are 2nd and 3rd party resellers.
So for them to setup their "Virtual servers" properly, they leave some settings "Undefined".

I would suggest that in the next release, or in future ideas, adding in an additional variable, or use an existing one, and make the paths in the include statement to some thing like..

In gallery config -

$cfgGalleryDirLocal = '/home/user/public_html/photos/'

In the include files
include($cfgGalleryDirLocal . '/include/sql-mysql.php');

no you have to ask your host to install it for you. also you have to ask you host to make this change in the php.ini file

The variable include_path = "."

winky, good idea fort the path?s and the database. I will speak to ?ke about it. :)

The install worked fine for me (seperate database), but I can't upload images though.

the error after pressing 'submit' is:
Error moving file - Please contact system administrator
After running phpinfo i noticed that it has no php upload path specified.
Could this be the problem?
If so, is it possible to specify a temp folder?

I am also on a virtual hosting account without access to php.ini so i would like to be sure what is wrong before requesting a modification @ my isp.

i have not checked all features yet but this hack looks great sofar.
The only features i have not read anything about is folder redirection per username (only upload in your own folder for easy management, maybe even auto-delete images when removing a user), quotas per user and a way to give permission to use the gallery on a vbb user basis.
Maybe i am to demanding, then consider this a wish-list :)

Thanks for the hard work & sharing, bergman and associates :)

[edit] The error is solved now by chmod /images and /thumbnails to 777 instead of 770.
Now i only need ImageMagick on the server...
Request to provider is made, fingers crossed :D

Any way to limit where people can setup galleries (i.e. can I set specific forums to have this functionality?

Any way to limit where people can setup galleries (i.e. can I set specific forums to have this functionality?

Getting the following error message:

Database error in vBulletin 2.2.8:

Invalid SQL: DELETE FROM session WHERE sessionhash=''
mysql error:

mysql error number:

Seems weird since everything else works just fine.

1. Is there a way in which I can allow registered users on my
forum to create sub-categories within a particular category?

Sometimes I wonder about people.

If you read up about 6 posts, you'll see we already addressed that issue.

Put your gallery tables in the same database as Vbulletin, and the error will go away. :confused: