Gallery

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Gallery migration

Once you have migrated your Gallery1 to Gallery2 with the migration module

Enable URL Redirection under Apache webserver:

Ensure the mod_rewrite Apache module is enabled:
a2enmod rewrite
/etc/init.d/apache2 force-reload

• Enable the module URL Rewrite in Gallery2
• URL Rewrite administration -> Rules -> Migration -> activate
• If you have troubles with url rewrite, especially if you touched the directory structure or established vhosts, deinstall completely the URL Rewrite module and reinstall it.

PG Theme

• http://www.pedrogilberto.net/g2/theme.html
• http://gallery.menalto.com/node/33603
• http://gallery.menalto.com/gallery/screenshots/screenshotsG2/themes/pg/
• ! save /usr/share/gallery2/modules/slideshow/templates/local/Slideshow.tpl

Jpegtran

Gallery1 used to use jpegtran to rotate automatically imported images in a lossless fashion.
Gallery2 doesn't :-(

You can install the module jpegtran for Gallery2

• Uncompress it in /usr/share/gallery2/modules
• Install it and activate it under the administration view of Gallery2
• Install jpegtran (libjpeg-progs under Debian)
• Test it under the administration view of Gallery2, there is a new jpegtran shortcut in the graph tools menu

Now this module does not automates anything when importing images but at least when you rotate manually a picture, it'll use jpegtran instead of the fat slow lossy ImageMagick rotation.

For rotations when importing, I do it with gthumb:

• select all images (including those already with the correct orientation, don't bother selectiong only those to be rotated ;-) )
• Tools -> Rotate Images -> + Adjust photo orientation + Apply to all images -> Apply