[Closed]: need advice because i have no more ideas :(

[follett]

Hello

I have installed 1.4.25 coppermine gallery with enlargeit and captcha plugins.
The problem is I cannot see the captcha image with code and i cannot see picture downloaded by enlargit download function. When I try to open downloaded file i get " preview unavailable"
I read all threads , i am absolutle sure i have active GD/Freetype on my hosting account. The weirdest is, that i have second coppermine istallation on the same hosting account , and there everything is fine.

I tried to swap all files , but even if I copied all files from "working" gallery, nothing change. I change themes files, files in included directory, everything.
I also connected my gallery to database of " working gallery" but there was no results.
I did oposite as weel and i connect " working gallery" to the database of "broken gallery" and captcha and downloaded files  works great.

So it looks like database and all files are OK.

I have no idea what is going on. This is very strange and mysterious

Unfortunatly my bandwidth limit has exceeded so i cant provide you link to my gallery.

[phill104]

Come back when you can provide a link. Without it we cannot help

[Pascal YAP]

Follett,
And maybe you'll can speak French in our French board 
http://coppermine-gallery.net/forum/index.php?board=38.0

[Joachim Müller]

If you decide to use the French board, then resolve your open thread on the international board

[follett]

No, I prefer stay here.

Ok, here is a link to my galler - > www.foto-wpadka.pl , [WARNING - THIS SITE CONTAINS ADULT MATERIALS]
and problem as I have described above.

You can login:
u: test
p: 1qaw32

Try download pics by Enlargeit option and You will see whats happend.
Anything more I can do , to make it easier for you?

[Gene-2008]

Wow Web bugs.

Deleted "Power by Coppermine".....

And you still ask for support.

[phill104]

From the licence in the docs.

The Coppermine group (aka Coppermine Dev Team) requires the preservation of the "Powered by Coppermine" footer in a legible, unobscured manner in the output of all pages generated by Coppermine-driven galleries.
This policy may be subject of change in future versions. It has originally been made a requirement by the initial author of the first version of Coppermine. We ask you (the end user) to respect this policy and keep the footer intact. Additionally, we have a strict policy on the Coppermine support forum that galleries with the footer tag removed will not receive support. We're convinced that you should give credit where credit is due. We ask you to think twice before removing the tag, as it is meant to spread the word about Coppermine and give others who like your Coppermine-driven gallery to get one of their own.

So no footer means no support.

[Joachim Müller]

Don't answer to threads by follett, he's banned - see http://forum.coppermine-gallery.net/index.php/topic,61075.msg302920.html#msg302920