Hi guys,
Just updated to RC2, but where can I find the option as for:
"Date formats - Customizable date/time formats defined in Site Admin."
I can't find it, sorry.
Thanks,
Anthony
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I believe it's under Site Admin > General
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Well, I updated through CVS last night, is that the CVS version was not updated yet? I can't see that option in Site Admin > General
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Site Admin / General.. Date Formats is 2nd from the top, just under Language Settings.
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It's right there, see the attached image. It's been there for a few days. If you don't see this and you've updated through CVS then some or all files didn't get updated.
If that's the case try:
cvs -z3 update -dPC
This will overwritten any files you've changed, however, it will leave anything you've put into 'local' directories alone or if you've created a new theme it won't touch that either because that stuff isn't controlled by CVS.
If that doesn't work, then get a nightly snapshot from http://galleryupdates.jpmullan.com/ , upload the tar.gz file and untar it on the server.
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What makes the normal CVS update command not so successful?
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try cvs upd -PdA
the A will clear any sticky tags.
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What's wrong with my FTP? The CVS still doesn't work well for me! I tried all your suggestions. Maybe I can only download a copy and overwrite the old one? So weird!
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Uploading or downloading a large number of files, like with G2, FTP a lot of times seems to corrupt one or two (or many) files depending on the client and the connection.
You can also try uploading a nightly build in .tar.gz format then creating a php script to untar that file:
<?php exec('tar -xzf galleryfile.gar.gz') ?>
Then just upload that file to the same directory the gallery2 tar file is and access that file through your browser.
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I find this very useful:
http://www.rohitab.com/cgiscripts/cgitelnet.html
But it might be of a bit of security concern. Use at your own risk.