Topic: One last try......

[PSS-Mag]

Hello hello hello, is anyone out there out there out there?

I'll ask another question and if this or the others don't get a reply by Monday, then guess I can only assume this project has been abandoned and I'm the only one on the planet left trying to use it. So guess I'd be going through the task of switching to coppermine....

Question:
If I enable movie uploads, then later we start to run out of storage space and I disable them. Will the current movies that have already been uploaded remain? Or will they get deleted?

[frister]

I you later disable movie upload, those that have been already uploaded will stay there.

As to your previous posts: no replies, as I don't know how to answer them:
 I've never used YaBB.
 I havent experimented to try and put the album code in a directory other than cgi-bin. I imagine it's possible after you make sure the server is permitted to exeecute code in the other directories.

J.J.

[PSS-Mag]

Thanks frister, that was what I thought would/should happen, but didn't want to make people mad if I was wrong.

I was really starting to think I was deserted here.. LOL
I Appreciate the help!

[PSS-Mag]

Ohh and I'm not wanting the album code outside of the cgi-bin. I'm just wanting them in a folder inside of the cgi-bin.
So the cgi-bin would have a folder called albumPl with the album.pl code inside of it, instead of just thrown directly under the cgi-bin directory.

Currently my cgi-bin has a structure like this...

/cgi-bin
archives
forumtest
Modules
pss-mag
album.cfg
album.cfg.clean
album.html
album.html.bak
album.pl
album.tml
album_footer.tml
album_header.tml
album_header1.tml
album_login.tml
album_object.tml
album_photo.tml
album_strings.txt
album_strings_deu.txt
album_strings_fr.txt
album_strings_nl.txt
album_strings_se.txt
album_test.pl
album_upload.tml

I just want the cgi-bin to be

/cgi-bin
AlbumPl
archives
forumtest
pss-mag

and have the album.pl Modules and the rest of album.pl in a albumPl folder inside cgi-bin like my other pearl programs are.

[Mike Bobbitt]

That definitely works, many people have create an "album.pl" directory under cgi-bin and placed all files there. As long as you update your paths in your config, you'll be fine.