Fixed the connection problem (detailed in the message but now have another Upload Complete - Server Processing issue

Reesy

Joined: 2007-07-20
Posts: 5
Posted: Tue, 2007-08-07 13:53

Current problem is that when I upload pictures using Gallery Remote using version 1.5.1-b30 and Gallery Remote 2, I get the following:

• One picture will re-size and is sent to the correct folder in my gallery
• I then receive a message saying - Upload Complete - Server Processing

And it just sits there with the blue bar moving back and forward. I can see that the picture has uploaded by browsing with my FTP software but it does not add the picture to the gallery and does not move on to the next picture in the queue that I have selected to upload.

I have managed to get over the initial errors I had which I have seen in a number of different posts

Gallery Remote can find no protocol implementation at the URL http://mydomain.co.uk/gallery/main.php.
Check with a web browser that http://mydomain.co.uk/gallery/main.php is a valid Gallery URL.
I got round this by doing two things.

First I created a new php file with the name gallery_remote2.php and placed it in the gallery2 folder which is the same folder main.php is in.

Copy and paste the following into the gallery_remote2.php file

<?php
header("HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found");
exit;
?>

And then upload it using your FTP software.

The second thing I did was modify the GalleryRemote.properties file which can be found in C:\Documents and Settings\your name\.GalleryRemote folder. (this file is only created if you have run gallery remote)

Open the file with Note pad and add the following line to the bottom of the file.

forceGalleryVersion.0=2

Make sure Gallery remote is not open when you add this line as it will be disregarded.

Now that I have managed to get this far, I am stuck again as Gallery remote sits there with the blue bar going back and forward with a message saying Upload Complete - Server Processing.

I hope this message has helped you and hopefully someone can help me.

Many thanks

Stephen