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GD graphic library.

persisto

GD graphic library.
« on: August 09, 2006, 06:47:22 PM »
I have installed KDPics on SME server 7.0, a photo galerie program. ([URL]http://www.kdland.org/kdpics/[URL/]) It does not run well. (shows only some of the photos and no thumbnails) It runs fine on a my site with my Internet provider ("Free" in France.)
It requires a GD graphic library. Is this part of a SME server standard install? Which version. (How can I check the presence and version?)

Thanks

Pete

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Re: GD graphic library.
« Reply #1 on: August 09, 2006, 09:09:10 PM »
Quote from: "persisto"
I have installed KDPics on SME server 7.0, a photo galerie program. ([URL]http://www.kdland.org/kdpics/[URL/]) It does not run well. (shows only some of the photos and no thumbnails) It runs fine on a my site with my Internet provider ("Free" in France.)
It requires a GD graphic library. Is this part of a SME server standard install? Which version. (How can I check the presence and version?)

Thanks

Pete
It is on the server and can be verified like this:
[list=1]
  • Get shell access
  • Navigate to your Primary ibay's html folder
    Code: [Select]
    cd /home/e-smith/files/ibays/Primary/html
  • Execute the following code:
    Code: [Select]
    php -i > phpinfo.html
  • Now fire up your browser and point it to http://servername/phpinfo.html.[/list:o]
    It should hold a section for GD including version information. Mine (default SME7.0 install) tells me the following:
    Quote
    gd
    GD Support    enabled
    GD Version    bundled (2.0.28 compatible)
    FreeType Support    enabled
    FreeType Linkage    with freetype
    GIF Read Support    enabled
    GIF Create Support    enabled
    JPG Support    enabled
    PNG Support    enabled
    WBMP Support    enabled
    XBM Support    enabled
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