On Thu, Nov 16, 2006 at 02:12:25PM +0100, Brice Goglin wrote: > Ok, it makes sense now. llgal reads the system&user llgalrc first, and > then the local .llgal/llgalrc. But in case of -R, the local > .llgal/llgalrc file is only taken in account when generating the _local_ > gallery. It means that the llgalrc at the root of your gallery tree will > _not_ be read when generating galleries in subdirectories. So, in your > case, llgal uses --php in the root directory, but not in the subdirs. I > think it explains the whole mess you're seeing.
it probably does. And I see that this behaviour is a feature - different subdirectories can easily be configured differently. But how about copying (or linking to) the root llgalrc in the subdirectories' configuration dir, if there's not .llgal/llgalrc already there? (the .css file is also copied, even though in principle, one would often be enough) but for now I'm fine using --config on the command line > But, if your images are already resized to 800x600, why do you need to > pass --sx/--sy then? If you don't pass any of these options, you should > get a slide without any link. usually, my images are much larger, and I want to have all 3 sizes (thumbnail, scaled, original) in a gallery. This time, I have almost 1G of pics, and only want to keep the thumbnails and the mid-sized 800x600 images. Now, my usual needs are stored in ~/.llgal/llgalrc - which is always read, so I thought I'd pass --sy=0 in the local configfile to "reset" the option and not get the link. I guess I better move the user config file out of the way for this one project...? Thanks alot for caring so much about my mess - I haven't tried again, but I think I should be ok now. Close the bug as you see fit - it's probably mostly a documentation issue, and llgal's manpage is already long (well, it's a programme with many features!). Oh, one thing about the manpage: how about integrating the configuration file option names with the equivalent command line argument's description? best, Florian -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
