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    README: Gallery 2.3.2
    
      
  

  
    

      
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      Gallery 2
    


    

      Welcome to Gallery 2.  This is the official release of Gallery 2.3.2,
      code named “Skidoo”.  Please
      read through this document carefully before installing Gallery 2 and
      before asking for help.  We have taken care to try to answer as
      many of your questions here as possible.  If you don't read this
      and have problems, we may refer you back to this document as a
      first resource.
    


    
Quick Start

    

      If you’re impatient like us, you just want to get going.
      The odds are that your system is all set to handle Gallery 2 so just skip
      right to the installer
      and start clicking.  It should walk you through everything you need to
      get going.  If you hit a snag, please come back here and read more before
      asking questions!  Enjoy.
    


    
What is Gallery?

    
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      Gallery is a web based software product that lets you manage
      your photos on your own website.  You must have your own website
      with PHP and database support in order to install and use it.  With Gallery
      you can easily create and maintain albums of photos via an
      intuitive interface.  Photo management includes automatic
      thumbnail creation, image resizing, rotation, ordering,
      captioning, searching and more.  Albums and photos can have
      view, edit, delete and other permissions per individual
      authenticated user for an additional level of privacy.  It's
      great for communities - give accounts to your friends and family
      and let them upload and manage their own photos on your website!
    


    
System requirements

    
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Security

    
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      In preparation of the Gallery 2.3 release, we retained 
      Gotham Digital Science
      (GDS) to a perform security audit on Gallery 2. They are experts in application security, as
      this is the primary focus of their business.
    


    

      We recognize that hiring external consultants to perform security audits does not guarantee
      that our code is bug-free and by no means un-hackable, but it clearly indicates our
      willingness to perform due diligence to make sure our code is reasonably secure.
      The combination of an external perspective of security experts and the insight of
      internal experts both performing detailed audits is yielding much better results than only
      one of the two perspectives alone.
    


    

      Audits of previous releases were done by the following origanzations:
      

      
Gallery 2.2 Release Candidate

      

      James Bercegay of Gulftech Research and
      Development.
      

      
Gallery 2.1 Release Candidate

      

      Paul Mutton of
      Intershot Limited.
      

      

    


    

      
Note

      

	The Gallery project treats security issues very seriously.  If
	you find a security flaw, do not hesitate to email us at:
      

      
    


    
What’s new in this release?

    
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      Over four years of design and development have gone into making
      Gallery 2 the best online photo management product available.
      We have made it easy to add new features while keeping them in
      separate modules so that you can customize it to only have the
      ones that you want.  For those of you who like standards, we
      have strict XHTML compliance but give plenty of power to our
      themes so that you can make it look the way that you want.  It's
      a powerful application and you're in the driver's seat.
    


    

      Highlight of changes since Gallery 2.3
       - 
    

    
    
      
  1. 
	Updates to improve compatibility with PHP 5.3
      
    2. 
    


    

      Highlight of changes in Gallery 2.3 (Skidoo)
       + 
    

    

    

      Highlight of changes in Gallery 2.2 (Double Double)
       + 
    

    

    

      Highlight of changes in Gallery 2.1 (Blackjack)
       + 
    

    

    

      Highlight of changes in Gallery 2.0 (Unpossible!)
       + 
    

    

    

      Highlight of changes in Gallery 2 RC 2 (kthxbye)
       + 
    

    

    

      Highlight of changes in Gallery 2 RC 1 (+5 Insightful)
       + 
    

    

    

      Highlight of changes in Gallery 2 Beta 4 (Flippin' Sweet!)
       + 
    

    

    

      Highlight of changes in Gallery 2 Beta 3 (Bingo!)
       + 
    

    

    

      Highlight of changes in Gallery 2 Beta 2 (Holy Hand Grenade)
       + 
    

    

    

      Highlight of changes in Gallery 2 Beta 1 (Dark Fibre)
       + 
    

    

    

      Highlight of changes in Gallery 2 Alpha 4 (Nice Commits)
       + 
    

    

    

      Highlight of changes in Gallery 2 Alpha 3 (Farva)
       + 
    

    

    

      Highlight of changes in Gallery 2 Alpha 2 (Grand Theft Photo)
       + 
    

    

    

      Highlight of changes in Gallery 2 Alpha 1 (Cowbell)
       + 
    

    

 
Choosing a package

    
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      You can choose from four different packages:
    

    
    
      
  • 
	Minimal - The base application, 2 themes and 3 graphics toolkits and only English
	installed. Everything you need to publish photos, and nothing more.
      
    • 
      
  • 
	Typical - The base application, 8 themes and a selection of popular
	modules.  Enough to satisfy the demands of most Gallery users.
      
    • 
      
  • 
	Typical-en - Same as Typical except the only language included is English.
      
    • 
      
  • 
	Full - The base application, 9 themes and 68 modules.  Every cool
	feature we've got.
      
    • 
      
  • 
	Full-en - Same as Full except the only language installed is english.
      
    • 
      
  • 
	Developer - Same as the full package, except it includes all the
	developer tools so that you can work on improving the code.
      
    • 
    

    

      You get to pick and choose which modules you activate, so even if you download
      a package that has more modules than you need you can always choose not to
      activate the ones you don't want.  You can also activate a module and test it
      out for a while, then later deactivate and uninstall it.  You can also delete
      any modules/themes that you're not using if you want to save space.
    

    

      All of our modules and themes are available separately so if you install a
      smaller package you can still add more functionality later on, either by
      downloading yourself or using the Downloadable Plugins feature in the Site Admin section.
    

    

      Download Gallery packages, modules and themes from the
      Gallery Download Page.
    


    
Preparing to install

    
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  1. 
	Latest Version -
	There are four ways to get the code.
	
      
	  
    • 
	    Tarball - You can download a prepackaged file as a
	    tarball or a zip file from SourceForge.
	  
      • 
	  
    • 
	    Pre-Installer - If you only have FTP access to your webserver and don't
	    have the option to extract zip or tar files directly on the server, you should
	    give the Gallery 2 Pre-Installer a try. It transfers the archive
	    directly to your webserver and extracts it for you.
	  
      • 
	  
    • 
	    Nightly Snapshot - You can download a tarball or zip file with
	    a snapshot of the most recent code.  Find links to these on the
	    Gallery Download Page.
	  
      • 
	  
    • 
	    Subversion - This is a better way to get the latest code,
	    but it’s for advanced users.  Follow the
	    Subversion instructions to obtain the latest Gallery 2
	    code.  It’s easier to stay up to date with this method since
	    you can run one command and get the latest code at any time.
	  
      • 
	
    
      
    2. 

      
  2. 
	Storage - Create a directory for gallery to store
	photos.  This must be writeable by the web server, but for
	security reasons we suggest that you do not put it in the web
	root.  If you put it in the web root, then anybody can get
	directly to your images with their web browser which
	circumvents Gallery 2’s security.
	
    
	  
    Unix Example
    
	  
    
	    $ cd $HOME 
    
	    $ mkdir g2data 
    
	    $ chmod 777 g2data
	  
    
	
    

	
    
	  
    Windows Example
    
	  
    
	    C:\> mkdir g2data
	  
    
	
    

	In the Unix example, you may note that modes of 777 on your
	g2data directory are not all that secure.
	However, making it more secure depends on how your system is
	configured.  Talk with your system administrator about ways to
	change the permissions on that directory to make it so that
	Gallery can still write to the files but that others
	can’t.  Refer to the Gallery
	2 Security Guide for more information.
      
    3. 

      
  3. 
	Database - Right now we support
	MySQL,
	PostgreSQL,
	Oracle,
	IBM DB2,
	Microsoft SQL Server and
	SQLite.
	The databases most commonly used with Gallery 2 are MySQL and PostgreSQL.
	MySQL is generally faster than PostgreSQL.
	We require you to create the database yourself.
	In our examples below, we’ll be creating a database called
	gallery2.  You can use any database name that you
	choose. 
    
	Grant all required privileges to your database user. This includes but
	is not confined to: CREATE TABLE, ALTER TABLE, DROP TABLE in the gallery2 database;
	SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE on all (gallery2) tables in the gallery2 database;
	CREATE INDEX and some other privileges that are specific to the different database
	management systems.  CREATE/DROP DATABASE and the ability to GRANT privileges to other
	database users are not required.

	
    
	  
    MySQL
    
	  
    
	    $ mysqladmin -uroot create gallery2  
    
	    $ mysql gallery2 -uroot -e"GRANT ALL ON gallery2.* TO
       username@localhost IDENTIFIED BY 'password'"
    
	  
    
	
    

	
      
	  
    •  Choose your own username and password
	  
      • 
	  
    • 
	    If MySQL denies you access, try adding "-p" right after "-uroot" in each command
	  
      • 
	
    

	
    
	  
    PostgreSQL
    
	  
    
	    $ createdb gallery2 -E UNICODE 
    
	    
    
	    If it complains that UNICODE is not a valid encoding name, then try: 
    
	    $ createdb gallery2 -E SQL_ASCII 
    
	    
    
	    If it complains about that, too then try: 
    
	    $ createdb gallery2 
    
	  
    
	
    

	
    
	  
    Oracle
    
	  
    
	    $ create database gallery2 {additional parameters};
	  
    
	
    
	

	
    
	  
    IBM DB2
    
	  
    
	    $ db2 "create database gallery2 using codeset utf-8 territory us pagesize 32 k"
	  
    
	
    
	
      
	  
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