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[Daniel Kushner]

Hi Christopher,

You can find pre-compiled NetBPM binaries here:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=7130

There is no installation process what so ever. Just upload the files, make
sure they are executable and off you go! Take a look at the PHP Gallery
application for example use.

Regards,
Daniel Kushner
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-----Original Message-----
From: Christopher Hendry [mailto:chendry at nyc.rr.com]
Sent: Monday, December 23, 2002 4:17 PM
To: NYPHP Talk
Subject: RE: [nycphp-talk] photo album


Hi Bradley or anyone.

Speaking of GD, ImageMagick and all that...I've got a situation where I want
to shrink an uploaded image to 50px max vertical and still maintain image
quality.  Unfortunately, it's on a hosted server, which only supports GD and
I'm not even sure in what form.  I've messed around with some of the code
from PEAR, but I can't get good image quality, and can only support jpegs
(I'd like to at least get gifs in there)...any thoughts or suggestions???
What does anyone know about the Gallery link
(http://gallery.sourceforge.net/)- are you saying it's using NetBPM ... is
this something I can install locally???

Thanks for any help.  And hello all.
Chris



-> -----Original Message-----
-> From: Bradley Baumann [mailto:bradley at bestweb.net]
-> Sent: Monday, December 23, 2002 4:03 PM
-> To: NYPHP Talk
-> Subject: Re: [nycphp-talk] photo album
->
->
-> Looks interesting due to the fact that it doesn't use GD or
-> ImageMagick... I
-> might actually look into NetBPM (image manipulation libs) that they are
-> using, because it can handle GIF files again, which GD can't do, due to
-> UniSys legal stuff.
->
-> Thanks for the link, Patrick.
-> -Bradley.
->
-> ----- Original Message -----
-> From: "Fee, Patrick J" <patrick.fee at baesystems.com>
-> To: "NYPHP Talk" <talk at nyphp.org>
-> Sent: Monday, December 23, 2002 3:57 PM
-> Subject: RE: [nycphp-talk] photo album
->
->
-> > You might want to check out a little open source item out
-> there that does
-> > all of this and more.
-> > It also auto generates the thumbnail images, and uses a java
-> desktop piece
-> > to help upload multiple images.  I've used in about 4
-> websites, and I've
-> > been very please with it so far...
-> >
-> > I AM NOT affiliated with it in any way.... just happy with the
-> results....
-> >
-> > http://gallery.sourceforge.net/
-> >
-> > Gallery is the name of the project.....
-> >
-> > PJF
-> >
-> >
-> > Patrick J. Fee
-> > Web & Database Group Manager
-> > BAE SYSTEMS
-> > 600 Maryland Ave. SW  Suite 600
-> > Washington D.C. 20024
-> > Patrick.Fee at BAESYSTEMS.com
-> > Tel: (202) 548-3759
-> > Fax: (202) 608-5970
-> >
-> >
-> >
-> > -----Original Message-----
-> > From: Michael J Lee [mailto:mike at hilliardfarber.com]
-> > Sent: Monday, December 23, 2002 3:39 PM
-> > To: NYPHP Talk
-> > Subject: [nycphp-talk] photo album
-> >
-> >
-> > Hey All,
-> > I've got a mySQL/php question here . .
-> >
-> > I want to create a photo album using a php script that will call a sql
-> query
-> > to help populate the page now the first question is:
-> >
-> > What would be the best way to store the images in the
-> database?  Links to
-> > the images?  Can you store the actual images? (I'm guessing
-> that would not
-> > be recommended . . )
-> >
-> > I figure I would run a for loop that runs the total number of items
-> returned
-> > and echo the path into the img tag.
-> > ie: <img src=<?php echo 'results of query function' ?> border=0> or
-> > something to this effect.
-> >
-> > Anyone do anything like this?  Suggestions?
-> >
-> > Thanks!
-> >
-> > Mike Lee
-> >
-> > -----Original Message-----
-> > From: Bradley Baumann [mailto:bradley at bestweb.net]
-> > Sent: Monday, December 23, 2002 2:30 PM
-> > To: NYPHP Talk
-> > Subject: Re: [nycphp-talk] PHP in production on Microsoft IIs
-> >
-> >
-> > Good luck, buddy.
-> > Perhaps if you told us what exactly this ColdFusion code did,
-> some of us
-> (in
-> > our free time) could help you write some code... I'm always willing to
-> help
-> > in my spare time.
-> > Let me know,
-> > -Bradley
-> >
-> > ----- Original Message -----
-> > From: "Alan T. Miller" <amiller at hollywood101.com>
-> > To: "NYPHP Talk" <talk at nyphp.org>
-> > Sent: Monday, December 23, 2002 11:50 AM
-> > Subject: Re: [nycphp-talk] PHP in production on Microsoft IIs
-> >
-> >
-> > > Thanks Jessica,
-> > >
-> > > I'll be sweatin it either way :)
-> > >
-> > > Alan
-> > >
-> > > ----- Original Message -----
-> > > From: "jessica kelly" <jkelly at sussex.cc.nj.us>
-> > > To: "NYPHP Talk" <talk at nyphp.org>
-> > > Sent: Monday, December 23, 2002 8:42 AM
-> > > Subject: Re: [nycphp-talk] PHP in production on Microsoft IIs
-> > >
-> > >
-> > > > IIS is a four letter word as far as I'm concerned. Also
-> everyone needs
-> > to
-> > > realize that as web/PHP developers we are often stuck with
-> what we have,
-> > not
-> > > what we would rather have. If IIS didn't have such a sordid security
-> past
-> > we
-> > > would be running it here and I would have absolutely no say in the
-> matter.
-> > I
-> > > wanted to put Linux on the server and they put Advanced
-> Server 2000 on
-> it.
-> > I
-> > > scream, yet no one hears...
-> > > >
-> > > > The site is for a very small community college and it gets
-> very few,
-> if
-> > > any, concurrent hits on the PHP/MySQL portion of it and I
-> have plenty of
-> > > room for multiple users config wise.
-> > > >
-> > > > I still think that Alan should use CGI instead of the module. It is
-> > flaky.
-> > > >
-> > > > Thank's Guys
-> > > > Jessica
-> > > >
-> > > > >>> zala007 at hotmail.com 12/23/02 10:44:09 AM >>>
-> > > > Miss/Mrs. Jessiaca Kelly,
-> > > >
-> > > > Better to use PHP and related softwares on Linux machine
-> rather than
-> on
-> > > > Microsoft based OSs :) ? This is like running your Ferrari car on
-> Diesel
-> > > > rather than on Gas.I really wonder. Hard to change everything, once
-> set
-> > up
-> > > on Window's
-> > > > environment but "Better" to move on Linux.
-> > > > Thanks,
-> > > > Anirudh Zala
-> > > > >>>
-> > > > I suggest running IIS and PHP on Windows 2000 Server, or Advanced
-> > Server.
-> > > > There may be a couple configuration things you might want to look
-> > into...
-> > > > (how many users at a time? etc, etc)
-> > > > Also, you're going to want to look into MySQL's (or whatever other
-> > > database
-> > > > you're using) configuration, too... (again, amount of users at the
-> same
-> > > > time)...
-> > > > Those are the only real obvious things I can think of, if
-> I can come
-> up
-> > > with
-> > > > anything else, I'll be sure to let you know.
-> > > > Good luck.
-> > > > -Brad.
-> > > >
-> > > > >From: "jessica kelly" <jkelly at sussex.cc.nj.us>
-> > > > >Reply-To: talk at nyphp.org
-> > > >
-> > > > >
-> > > > > > Eventually, both IIS and Cold Fusion will be gone, I
-> just need to
-> > work
-> > > > > > around some of it for now and we only have one
-> production server
-> at
-> > > the
-> > > > > > moment to mess around with. I would really like to know if the
-> > > > > >phpisapi.dll is relatively stable, and would like to
-> hear if anyone
-> > has
-> > > > >actually used
-> > > > > >it in a production environment.
-> > > > >
-> > > > >Alan,
-> > > > >
-> > > > >I use the module on a apache server 1.3.xx on a Win
-> Advanced Server
-> > 2000
-> > > > >and it is a bit flaky at times. It seems to just stop working. The
-> site
-> > > > >does not get a lot of hits and the PHP seems to crap out when you
-> need
-> > to
-> > > > >enter info into a MySQL DB. This doesn't happen often but
-> about once
-> a
-> > > week
-> > > > >and is frustrating the person entering the data (myself also!).
-> > > > >
-> > > > >I have been told to avoid using the module from persons
-> on this list
-> > > > >(Thank's Daniel!) because of this and am currently trying
-> to get it
-> to
-> > > work
-> > > > >as CGI on my test server then I'll switch the other server over.
-> > > > >
-> > > > >Jessica
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