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Started by chan1975, December 13, 2004, 06:07:32 PM

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chan1975

How much room would the sql for coppermine take up? I only have one 100 mb database with two blogs already in it.

Nibbler

The database would only be a few megabytes in size.

Joachim Müller

depends on how many files you are going to store in the database, but as coppermine doesn't store the files themeselves (as blob) inside the database, but only reference to it, the use of database space is minimal. You probably will have to be more concerned about the use of "regular" webspace for your uploads.

A basic coppermine install (without any files in the db) consumes less then 50 kB, the one on my personal homepage (with 6,000+ pics in the database) consumes approx. 3,5 MB.

Joachim

chan1975

What imagemagick would I use for a linux apache server?

CapriSkye

Quote from: chan1975 on December 13, 2004, 06:40:38 PM
What imagemagick would I use for a linux apache server?

what do you mean? i thought there's only one imagemagick

Joachim Müller

Quote from: chan1975 on December 13, 2004, 06:40:38 PM
What imagemagick would I use for a linux apache server?
use the package compiled for your linux distro, or compile it yourself. We can not give advice on server setup or administration of linux boxes. Question on ImageMagick are answered best on the ImageMagick homepage or when googling for your exact question. Coppermine can work with all ImageMagick versions. Read the FAQ for more info and our thoughts on image libraries.

Joachim