Edit: Oops, sorry about wrong forum

Everything with galeria's working greatly, so far I'm loving it.

There isn't much of a guide, except for the installation itself, doesn't say to do anything else, and following the installation guide itself leaves Galeria not working (as I had to chmod a few things [the guide didnt say so] just to make "New Gallery" feature to work)

After an hour of playing with it to try and get it working and chmodding, I've got it to work upto the upload section.

The module link is here:

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When it's done uploading it takes you to a blank screen here:

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And it doesn't even upload the image.

I got that smiley there myself by manually, via FTP, uploading an image into the "small" folder (where the thumbnails go), and I don't want to have to make thumbnails, and upload them myself to big/small folder.

Any help will be greatly appreciated

I really don't like bumping my own topics, I just want this fixed asap, and want to make sure that restoring a backup would be my last resort

Well, I started out with 2.0.9.2, and today I decided to upgrade. I went:

2.0.9.2 -> 2.0.10 -> 2.0.12a -> 2.0.13 (and I planned to go -> 2.2

By 2.0.12a (when trying to turn the site offline in admincp) I realised it was giving an err everytime i tried to do something in System Admin, it kept giving me "Valid Token Expired". I'm not using a custom session,a dn this problem may have come by 2.0.10.

Also, I forgot to do a module update for system admin and news, and downloads (the modules that come with xoops, except newbb) from 2.0.9.2 -> 2.0.10 (but I did the update in 2.0.12a [before I noticed the problem]).

Now I can't update to 2.2 because I have to turn PHP debug on in the system preferences, but I can't because eveyrtime I try to, it sas my valid token is expired.

So.. any ideas? I need help asap, I've got a site of nearly 1,600 people and I can't shutdown the site

I hope I can just replace the post.php and that'd be fixed (I'm on 2kb/s dialup atm), but what I really need help with atm is the valid token problem.

Thanks,
Simon

[I've also run a MySQL repair, nothing was wrong]

Edit: I've just also noticed that a custom HTML block that was at the top-middle no longer shows (don't know whether it's not showing the html or the whole block itself). I can't fix it in block administration because of the valid token problem, again

Alright fixed, x_session was broken.. this seems to be me sort of bug, as rsmike, somebody who had the same problem (on the same page as well) had the same problem, and same solution..

Somebody should look into this

If you're still here, can I ask how you fixed your x_session? I am having the same login problem, checked x_session, it's broken, don't know how to fix it..

edit: fixed.

Theyre both 777

If I can't get this fixed... I really don't want to resort to loading from a backup, because I was on vacation (and still am*), and my newest backup is a month and a day old..

* Damn 2kb/s dialup in times of e-crisis...

I really need any help I can get right now, I've got a site of nearly 1,600 people, and everybody's stuck and can't login, including myself to fix this problem.

I didn't touch anything days before this problem, and I doubt the other admins did (both offline atm). I really need some help getting back in. Asap

Any ideas?

Doesn't seem to work.. I've even done as much as setting the weight to 999, can it be done, and if so, how?

Thanks in advance,
Simon Theodore

Well.. the newsletter module is set so that only those who want e-mail notifications will get it, and the registration on mine is set so it's automatically set to no e-mail registrations, so really, maybe only a dozen or so people who asked for e-mail notifications will get them o.o

So.. am I screwed for having a successful site :(? I don't want to have to switch member groups one-by-one, or change profile to enable e-mail notifications individually for 1,200 people.

:(

Is there a module for changing people's groups in mass numbers, so that I can send it in groups of <500, that way, no error.

Thanks,
Simon