Yeah, the problem was just those settings, but then my PHP and MySQL libraries started disagreeing with each other.

I think I got it working for the most part, after reinstalling those three as a package (wamp). I populated the database with the empty tables and repaired them, but it didn't like it when I just tried moving the entire gelbooru source into the directory to try accessing the php files.
i.imgur.com/71U66.jpg

I haven't looked into the reason those variables are undefined, yet. Just let me know if I'm doing something horribly wrong.
I'll continue screwing around with it when I wake up tomorrow.

Also, running index.php just keeps printing the same thing (so I guess if(!isset($_POST['settings'])) evaluates to true). Is that bad?

Why are you going to GBu/includes/index.php?

It should be GBu/index.php

I turned off display_errors and log_errors, which got rid of those warnings he mentioned, but I'm still getting these notices below search results:
i.imgur.com/yX7Wd.jpg

Even after disabling notice reporting and removing the lowerlimit variable in the post_list.php file, it's somehow still giving that warning... Seems like it's using the original ghost of post_list.php that I saved over, but it updates fine when I change any of the other php files so I don't know what's wrong with that one.

-Edit-
It was just the cache. Now that I fixed that, it's running perfectly.
Thank you!

Was having the same issues. Thanks guys. If you're having the same issue we were all you have to do is dive into the search cache, find the offending html files and delete those suckas.

Functions perfectly afterwards.

Thanks again!

I recently installed a localhost based WAMP setup with gelbooru 0.1.10 and I noticed it did not have aliases or batch uploads. I noticed that 0.1.11 has these features and isn't available anywhere and was wondering why somebody didn't post it publicly yet.

If there is a reason, then okay, but I would like a copy of the 0.1.11 build if possible.

EDIT: I sent an e-mail to the address you mentioned yesterday, just to notify. No response yet.

Send an email to support@gelbooru.com and I'll get you a copy.

I'm getting this:
Warning: fopen(D:\cache\cache/1/post.cache) [function.fopen]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /front/starfront/bee/classes/cache.class.php on line 23

Warning: fwrite(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /front/starfront/bee/classes/cache.class.php on line 25

Warning: fclose(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /front/starfront/bee/classes/cache.class.php on line 27

Any ideas?

nginx btw

Going by this:

it looks like the file location in your configuration is formatted improperly. It should be formatted either using the Windows-like format of "D:\folder\subfolder\subsubfolder\...\lastfolder" or the unix-like format of "file:///D:/folder/subfolder/subsubfolder/.../lastfolder". It appears you're mixing these formats in your configuration.

why thank you, that surely fixed it.

Anyways, will gelbooru add support to linking remote images?

Can you elaborate a little bit more on what exactly you mean by linking remote images?