Ah, so you were the one connecting to every repository trying to view the contents.

@slayerduck: Yeah! That's you!
There are a lot of security issues in 0.1.x. If I have some free time, I will submit it.
You have already gotten the 0.2.x source code and playing with it on your sites.
But you don't (and never) share it to everybody. Why?

@lozertuser: Oh! You have figured it out!
Why don't you make all of your repositories public?
Why don't you keep the web open and accessible to all?

If the source code is opened, legally and publicly distributed, anybody (who know programming) will be able to help you make your source code safer, better and more stable.
There are a lot of successful open source projects have been published in the internet. For example, WordPress and Danbooru, they are all success.
Please note that Gelbooru 0.2.5 is still NOT stable as you guys considered. There are still some bugs to be fixed.

I also still use 0.1 because its more easy to deploy and requires less resources (up untill a high number of images).

And who says 0.2.5 is stable? it still says beta on the front page.

Running 0.1.11, I was able to get batch_add.php to work fine up to about 3200 images, and left it at that for a while. Recently tried adding more images, it acknowledges the tag and extension but won't add them. I have changed nothing on Apache MySQL, PHP, or gelbooru since I last batch uploaded, the DB info and permissions are still the same.

In the end I guess its probably something I messed up, but considering all I did since then was add an imageboard archiver, I can't really figure out what. I just want to know if there's some limitation I wasn't aware of. I'm able to upload individual images just fine.

Alternatively, if there's some 3rd party bulk upload script that works with the gelbooru scripts that I could use instead would be fine. Or are those only Danbooru?

How do you admin your gelbooru?

By deleting images/comments/moderating forums asonofashadow.

It may be possible that the script execution timeout expired. You may want to set the php script to have a time limit of 0, to disable the countdown php has by default.

Also make sure your php has high memory limit set, the tools lozer make tend to rape your server and if they are not set high enough they will crash. I set mine ridiculously high like 1024M but something around 32-64M should work normally.

It was originally at 512, set to 1024 for safety and because the machine has 16gb so what the hell.




Like I said, I had changed nothing since I last batch added, it doesn't appear to be a timeout issue

However, only having uploading a small portion of my library, I just went and wiped and reinstalled Gelbooru. It all works fine again, and with the timeout gone, I don't have to keep reloading the script for uploading more than 200 images at a time. Thanks for that.

0.1.10 is working great for what I need but I'm looking for the mass add functionality, how would I go about getting the svn information for 0.1.11?