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Finished Migrating My Gallery to Gallery 2 on the New Server

Posted by Marcus D. Hanwell on
I have finished moving my old Gallery 1 site from my old server to the new one, and took the opportunity to migrate over to the newly released Gallery 2. Everything seemed to work really well and the migration went across without too many issues. I had been testing the betas and rcs anyway, but it was great to see the final product. I think my gallery looks much better now. I did see another Gallery 2 site with the year as a big heading, and the albums taken in that year in that section which I really liked.

Anyway I am really busy and am going to have to shoot. I took the opportunity to add all the photos from my trip to Japan, stag week in Tenerife, our wedding and some of the honeymoon photos. Hopefully I will get time to add more later. I am very impressed overall, but I would really like the photos in the random photo and when you are looking at individual photos to be centred. I will have to see if there is an easy way to do that soon.

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Joe on :

JoeMarcus, found your blog site via google... I also use Gallery 2, been scratching my head on migrating to a new server but no luck. Could you post your MIGRATION to your blog step by step so I could do it on my servers...
Nice site. What blog app are you using>]?

Joe.

Marcus D. Hanwell on :

Marcus D. HanwellThe migration was done following the instructions provided by the Gallery developers. Basically back up the gallery files and database and use the Gallery2 migration function. It is all in their docs and there is little point in me reproducing it on my blog.

Hope you managed to get it moved OK - been really hectic over here and I haven't been checking comments as much as I would like...

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