The following two issues perhaps deserve some attention: When I export a gallery to a folder (creating a standalone gallery), files in the mq and thumbs directores become readable only to the owner, which I think is a bug. This is quite confusing, because instead of index and mq pictures, you only see "#" when you look with a browser at the just created gallery. The gallery is OK after chmod -R a+r *
The gallery name is also used as a name of the directory in which the gallery is actually created. This I guess is intentional, but to my taste, unfortunate. The gallery name often consists of several words, with spaces, contains non-English characters. I am old fashioned unix user, and I don't like such directory names, nor the assumption that the galery title should be the same as its directory name. I think it would be fine, if the gallery were directly created in the directory which you name as the "destination folder". Marcin _______________________________________________ F-spot-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/f-spot-list
