I must have installed and configured 11 different CMS platforms and 3 different image gallery platforms in the last 24 hours. That might not be that big a deal if my server weren't configured to confirm EVERY INDIVIDUAL file deletion from the shell. So "rm -rf public_html" is followed by putting pliers on my shift and insert keys to paste a "y [carriagereturn]" into my SSH client and walking away for a while.
Annnnnyway....
I've found that Gallery1 and Gallery2 fail to work, and Coppermine works. I'm hoping that Gallery Singapore will work, but I can't find a download for the CMSMS GalleryS module. Can someone point me in the right direction?
GallerySingapore module download?
Re: GallerySingapore module download?
Nevermind..... should have searched first =P
Re: GallerySingapore module download?
You should really check out OpensourceCMS for testing out these systems. Much much much less painful. 
Anyway, for those still wondering, it's found here.

Anyway, for those still wondering, it's found here.
Re: GallerySingapore module download?
There's an l missing at the end of that URL, the correct link to downloading the GalleryS module is http://www.cmsmadesimple.org/galleries.shtmlwishy wrote: Anyway, for those still wondering, it's found here.

Re: GallerySingapore module download?
I'n very interested in that one!Patricia wrote: I have been talking about this module with Megabob3, who develop it, and he told me he's working on a new version.
Re: GallerySingapore module download?
Chances are your "rm" command is aliased to have "-i" on it, which will override your -f option. Type "alias" to see if you have something like alias rm='rm -i' to confirm. You can try "/bin/rm -rf public_html" also.Justin wrote: That might not be that big a deal if my server weren't configured to confirm EVERY INDIVIDUAL file deletion from the shell. So "rm -rf public_html" is followed by putting pliers on my shift and insert keys to paste a "y [carriagereturn]" into my SSH client and walking away for a while.