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[Ids-devel] Offline Mode

[Thomas K. <tk...@us...>]

Hi Everyone!

In the past, I have always used static HTML to display my photo albums. Now,
I am using IDS, but miss some of the features that the static HTML had. I
have tons of photos, and archive them to CDROM. On the CD, I used HTML
because is is quite universal (I use several OS's, my Dad has Win98, my mom
is a diehard Mac user...)

I want to create some sort of script that will act kind of like the
previewmaker.pl script. I want it to create the images as well as the HTML,
and be able to define where in the filesystem it should put all this stuff.

Ideally it would do the following:

Read in the preferences.
    Use the preferences for everything in the offline album.
Do not display/show dynamic aspects of the site.
Make and create the photos and thumnails.
Be able to be passed an album name ot list, and do only that album, or list
of albums.
Hook into IDS so enhancements to IDS can be reflected in the offline album
    (New themes, etc. )
Be able to output this stuff outside the web server directories.

I'm not quite sure where to begin. Playing around, I modified the renderPage
sub to output to a file instead, but removing varous components might be
tricky.

Any Thoughts? Other things to add to the list?

Tom Keegan

[Ids-devel] 8 meg apache processes with mod_perl

[Craig M. <9j...@ql...>]

I understand the apache processes are 8 megs when you preload CGI.pm and all
the ImageMagik stuff.  I assume most of that is from ImageMagik.  Does
imagemagik really need to be preloaded? It's too bad there isn't an easy way
to make a lite version of IDS that doesn't do any image resizing, only
generates the HTML for the albums.  this would probably be quite a bit
faster, although probably not worth the effort.

I like the idea of having clean URLs but you would have to use POST on forms
instead of just tacking variables onto the end of the URLs. again it might
not be worth the effort.

You can always see which images are being viewed in your server logs anyway.

craig

[Ids-devel] IDS 0.7 bug

[Oren T. <ore...@su...>]

There appears to be a bug in 0.7 related to the stats.
idsShared.pm is missing a line like:

         $collectstats = $preference{collectstats} if exists 
$preference{collectstats};

I added this in, and the stats are working again.

On a related but different topic, I love my webstats program, and want to 
be able to continue using it to track how popular my web pages 
are.  Although I can configure it to parse out the CGI stuff,I was thinking 
it might also be nice to change the URL's to look perhaps like this:

http://www.teich.net/ids/index.cgi/Animals/Picture.JPG

This would allow everyone to use their plain jane web stats program with 
minimal impact.
However, it would require significant changes to IDS, inclduing deducing 
the image from the URL and other fancy hacks.

I'm just throwing this out there -- I recognize that it would require some 
major changes.  thoughts?

Oren

[Ids-devel] IDS 0.7 released

[John M. <mo...@mu...>]

Hello.

IDS 0.7 (final) has been released. Sorry for the delay. As you may have 
heard, Sourceforge had some problems this week.

You can get the new version and see the new website here:
http://ids.sourceforge.net/

Thanks to all the folks that contributed to this release. It's a 
pleasure to work with such talented people.

John

[Ids-devel] Revised IDS website

[John M. <mo...@mu...>]

Hello all.

In preparation for the release of IDS 0.7, I've been revising the 
website. I've created a lot of new content over the last two days and 
I'd appreciate your comments:

http://arwen.hn.org/~john/ids-site/

Of course, I also couldn't resist using the "Ziggo" background. : )

Most of the new stuff is linked from the "Documentation" page. My goal 
has been to provide a lot more self-help content.

Here's what I think will be release version of 0.7:
http://arwen.hn.org/~john/ids-0.7fc1.tar.gz

Thanks,
John

[Ids-devel] upgrade to 0.6a results in admin cgi scripts hanging

[Prasad A. C. <pr...@bh...>]

hi,
  firstly, let me thank the developers for a wonderful job. i would try and
contribute as well! i can't wait for a 1.0!

today, i upgraded from 0.41 to 0.6 and since then, all my admin cgi pages
are hanging. my browser timed out after quite a while. i had to kill the
process sometimes as it was still around after quite a while. a "premature
end of script headers" gets logged when i kill the process.

any idea what might have gone wrong? my user pages work fine. i was even
able to post comments!

thanks
prasad

[Ids-devel] IDS 0.7b3 available

[John M. <mo...@mu...>]

Hello.

http://arwen.hn.org/~john/ids-0.7/
http://arwen.hn.org/~john/ids-0.7/ids-0.7b3.tar.gz

- generateAlbumIcon is a lot faster if the album icon already exists.
- all album icons are now in 8-bit color. (The world isn't ready for 
PNG's with alpha channels.) Let me know if these wok better.
- ImageMagick 3.3.1 or later is now required
- Thomas Keegan's Win2K instructions are included
- the documentation has been updated- please have a look- there are a 
lot of changes
- previewmaker.pl now pre-generates album icons (for every installed 
theme!)

Thanks,
John

Re: [Ids-devel] (no subject)

[thinc <id...@pu...>]

thats weird because it was working before the upgrade...
did something change?

oh...is that when you went away from gif files?


---tom

*********** REPLY SEPARATOR  ***********

On 5/23/2001 at 8:32 AM John Moose wrote:

>It looks like ImageMagick was compiled without support for JPEG images. 
>I would suggest installing the JPEG libraries and re-installing 
>ImageMagick. (Make sure that libpng is installed, too.)
>
>http://freshmeat.net/projects/libjpeg/
>http://freshmeat.net/projects/libpng/
>http://freshmeat.net/projects/imagemagick/
>
>John
>
>On Wednesday, May 23, 2001, at 05:10 AM, thinc wrote:
>> I just upgraded to ids 0.6a from 5.something, and am having problems 
>> with the thumbnail generation
>> the error_log says:
>>
>> [9335] [2001/05/23 00:36:44] Couldn't unlink "../album-
>> data//#3_Morgan/album_icon.jpg
>> : No such file or directory at /home/httpd/html/album/admin/index.cgi 
>> line 1111.
>> [9336] [2001/05/23 00:36:50] /#3_Morgan: Warning 320: no encode 
>> delegate for this image format (JPG
>> ) [No such file or directory] at ../idsShared.pm line 609
>> 	main::generateAlbumPreview('../albums//#3_Morgan') called at 
>> /home/httpd/html/album/admin/index.cgi line 593
>> 	main::generateViewAlbum() called at 
>> /home/httpd/html/album/admin/index.cgi line 70
>> [Wed May 23 00:36:51 2001] [error] [client 63.231.33.85] File does not 
>> exist: /home/httpd/html/album/album-data//#3_Morgan/album_icon.jpg
>>
>>
>> any ideas?
>>
>> ---tom
>>
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[Ids-devel] IDS on Windows 2000 Install File

[Thomas K. <tk...@us...>]

All-

Here is an install file for Windows 2000\IIS5.

Any chance we can get this incorpoated with the distribution for 0.7? I
worked backwards from the original file, so it should be pretty
consistent.

Thanks!

Tom Keegan


________________________________________________________________________
_______
IDS 0.a Installation Instructions (Microsoft Windows 2000)

http://ids.sourceforge.net/
________________________________________________________________________
_______

IDS requires:
-   IIS 5
-   ActivePerl 626 or Later		http://www.activestate.com
-   Image-Magick Perl Module 		(available through PPM)
-   IO-String Perl Module 		(available through PPM)
-   Data-Dump Perl Module 		(available through PPM)
-   Image::Info Perl Module     	http://www.cpan.org/
-   jpegtran.exe
http://sylvana.net/jpegcrop/jpegtran.exe


For help installing Perl modules, please consult:
http://cpan.org/modules/INSTALL.html

Your webserver must be configured to execute CGI's.
CGI's must be mapped to perl (usually C:\Perl\bin\Perl.exe "%s" %s)

Installation: 
- Decompress "ids-0.7.tar.gz" into a directory where your webserver
  can find it and from where CGI's can be executed. This should probably
  be on a NTFS volume for performance and security.
- Rename the directory "ids-0.7" to whatever you want.
- Create a virtual directory named admin with read and execute to the
  absolute path of the admin directory
- Change NTFS ACLs on this directory to allow only designated admins.
- Create a virtual directory named postcomment with read and execute to
the
  absolute path of the post comment directory
- If you would like to require that guests have a password before
posting 
  comments, you can set NTFS ACLs on the "postcomment" directory.
- Change ACLs on the album-data, image-cache, and logs directories to
  allow anonymous reads and writes.

Notes on jpegtran:
- Place it somewhere, and enter the absolute path, in msdos style.
  example: C:/progra~1/jpegtran/jpegtran.exe
- The file /admin/index.cgi needs to be modified. Open it, and go to
rotateImage.
  On the system line, change \"$itemToRotate\" > \"$tempImageName\ to
  \"$itemToRotate\" \"$tempImageName\

Re: [Ids-devel] (no subject)

[John M. <mo...@mu...>]

It looks like ImageMagick was compiled without support for JPEG images. 
I would suggest installing the JPEG libraries and re-installing 
ImageMagick. (Make sure that libpng is installed, too.)

http://freshmeat.net/projects/libjpeg/
http://freshmeat.net/projects/libpng/
http://freshmeat.net/projects/imagemagick/

John

On Wednesday, May 23, 2001, at 05:10 AM, thinc wrote:
> I just upgraded to ids 0.6a from 5.something, and am having problems 
> with the thumbnail generation
> the error_log says:
>
> [9335] [2001/05/23 00:36:44] Couldn't unlink "../album-
> data//#3_Morgan/album_icon.jpg
> : No such file or directory at /home/httpd/html/album/admin/index.cgi 
> line 1111.
> [9336] [2001/05/23 00:36:50] /#3_Morgan: Warning 320: no encode 
> delegate for this image format (JPG
> ) [No such file or directory] at ../idsShared.pm line 609
> 	main::generateAlbumPreview('../albums//#3_Morgan') called at 
> /home/httpd/html/album/admin/index.cgi line 593
> 	main::generateViewAlbum() called at 
> /home/httpd/html/album/admin/index.cgi line 70
> [Wed May 23 00:36:51 2001] [error] [client 63.231.33.85] File does not 
> exist: /home/httpd/html/album/album-data//#3_Morgan/album_icon.jpg
>
>
> any ideas?
>
> ---tom
>
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[Ids-devel] (no subject)

[thinc <id...@pu...>]

I just upgraded to ids 0.6a from 5.something, and am having problems with=
 the thumbnail generation
the error_log says:

[9335] [2001/05/23 00:36:44] Couldn't unlink=
 "../album-data//#3_Morgan/album_icon.jpg
: No such file or directory at /home/httpd/html/album/admin/index.cgi line=
 1111.
[9336] [2001/05/23 00:36:50] /#3_Morgan: Warning 320: no encode delegate=
 for this image format (JPG
) [No such file or directory] at ../idsShared.pm line 609
	main::generateAlbumPreview('../albums//#3_Morgan') called at=
 /home/httpd/html/album/admin/index.cgi line 593
	main::generateViewAlbum() called at /home/httpd/html/album/admin/index.cgi=
 line 70
[Wed May 23 00:36:51 2001] [error] [client 63.231.33.85] File does not=
 exist: /home/httpd/html/album/album-data//#3_Morgan/album_icon.jpg


any ideas?

---tom

Re: [Ids-devel] More IDS fun (bugfix and MultiUser)

[Jon H. <jo...@hi...>]

Figured out the answer to my own question envirment var $REMOTE_USER has
the loged in users name.   Im going to try a few things

Jon

On Tue, 22 May 2001, Jon Hittner wrote:

> Ive been thinking of this,  it would be real easy if there was some way
> to tell what id a user used to authenticate with apache mod_auth.  Then
> you can have the same cgi script do different things based on the user id=
=2E
> Do know of any way to do this?
>=20
> BTW Black2 came out very nice
>=20
> Jon
>=20
>=20
>=20
> On Tue, 22 May 2001, John Moose wrote:
> >=20
> > I like your multi-users idea a lot=96 it's a lot simpler than the=20
> > grandiose schemes I've been pondering. I wonder how we could allow thes=
e=20
> > folks to use a limited version of the admin CGI...
>=20
>=20
>=20
>=20
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>=20

Re: [Ids-devel] More IDS fun (bugfix and MultiUser)

[Jon H. <jo...@hi...>]

Ive been thinking of this,  it would be real easy if there was some way
to tell what id a user used to authenticate with apache mod_auth.  Then
you can have the same cgi script do different things based on the user id.
Do know of any way to do this?

BTW Black2 came out very nice

Jon



On Tue, 22 May 2001, John Moose wrote:
>=20
> I like your multi-users idea a lot=96 it's a lot simpler than the=20
> grandiose schemes I've been pondering. I wonder how we could allow these=
=20
> folks to use a limited version of the admin CGI...

Re: [Ids-devel] More IDS fun (bugfix and MultiUser)

[John M. <mo...@mu...>]

Great patch. I'm almost inspired to start work on 0.71/ or 0.8.  : )

I like your multi-users idea a lot=96 it's a lot simpler than the=20
grandiose schemes I've been pondering. I wonder how we could allow these=20=

folks to use a limited version of the admin CGI...

A single slash was all it took to get linked albums to work? Argh!

Here's 0.7b2:
http://arwen.hn.org/~john/ids-0.7/
http://arwen.hn.org/~john/ids-0.7b2.tar.gz

  It includes Jon's linked album patch and a couple of other changes:
- A survey of nearby browsers suggests that the world isn't really for=20=

Unicode (UTF-8) text, so I changed all of the localization files to the=20=

"iso-8859-1" character set.
- All of the templates now adhere to the XHTML 1.0 standard with the=20
exception of Stealth and Ziggo, which use non-supported tags to set=20
their margins on browsers that don't support setting the margins via a=20=

CSS.

John


On Tuesday, May 22, 2001, at 05:25 PM, Jon Hittner wrote:
> You can look at the patch located at
> http://www.hittner.com/patch/symlink.patch
> which can be applied to 0.7b1
>
> This patch does 2 things
> 1-There is a small bug in idsShared where preview icons witll not be
> created if the album is a symlink and not a directory.
>
> 2-This is the big change... John, I know your looking to get .7 out=20
> quick,
> so mabey save it for .8 .  This patch does not totaly add multiuser
> support, but its a groundwork.
>
> The patch adds a prefrence when creating a new album to use an =
existing
> album, so you can enter /home/user1/pics and then user1 can create his=20=

> own
> albums under that dir.   I couldnt find a way to handle security well,=20=

> so
> what I did was have it look for a file called .ids in the top of the
> symlink tree.  Another words, there MUST be a file =
/home/user1/pics/.ids
> for the album to be created.   I figure this would also be a good
> placeholder for a per-user configuration file when IDS is eventially
> totally multi-user.
>
> Mabey next have it look for a themes directory, or a album level conf=20=

> file
> in these symlinked albums?
>
> Opinions?
>
> Jon
>
>
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[Ids-devel] More IDS fun (bugfix and MultiUser)

[Jon H. <jo...@hi...>]

You can look at the patch located at
http://www.hittner.com/patch/symlink.patch
which can be applied to 0.7b1 

This patch does 2 things
1-There is a small bug in idsShared where preview icons witll not be
created if the album is a symlink and not a directory.

2-This is the big change... John, I know your looking to get .7 out quick,
so mabey save it for .8 .  This patch does not totaly add multiuser
support, but its a groundwork.

The patch adds a prefrence when creating a new album to use an existing
album, so you can enter /home/user1/pics and then user1 can create his own
albums under that dir.   I couldnt find a way to handle security well, so
what I did was have it look for a file called .ids in the top of the
symlink tree.  Another words, there MUST be a file /home/user1/pics/.ids
for the album to be created.   I figure this would also be a good
placeholder for a per-user configuration file when IDS is eventially
totally multi-user.

Mabey next have it look for a themes directory, or a album level conf file
in these symlinked albums?

Opinions?

Jon

[Ids-devel] IDS 0.7b1 available

[John M. <mo...@mu...>]

Good morning.

Here's the latest:
http://arwen.hn.org/~john/ids-0.7/
http://arwen.hn.org/~john/ids-0.7b1.tar.gz

This includes Jon Hittner's patches for a single column view of the 
top-level albums and picture/album stats. There's also a new theme, 
Black2.

Oren Teich pointed out an interesting issue with PNG transparency. Does 
IDS on your system produce album icons with blue borders? Please let me 
know. (It appears that not all systems treat PNG's with alpha channels 
the same.)

I'm currently working on finding bugs and making sure that all of the 
HTML complies with the XHTML 1.0 standard.

John

[Ids-devel] Hitcounters

[Jon H. <jo...@hi...>]

All,
   I saw in the ids TODO there mentioned a hitcounter, and I thought that
was a good idea, so I wrote one up.  Its small, but it works well and the
data is easy to work with.   You can download the patch which is based off
of 0.7a10 from:
http://www.hittner.com/patch/stats.patch.bz2

It lets the admin deside if they want stats loged with a ids.conf setting,
and a drop down on the admin page.   For the moment, all stats are loged
into IDSROOT/statsfile , and you need to read it from the shell, but the
way I wrote the patch, it should be easy to add a web interface later.

Jon

[Ids-devel] New Theme (addition)

[Jon H. <jo...@hi...>]

BTW, if anyone would like to work with the theme I pointed to yesterday,
you can get it at:
http://www.hittner.com/patch/Indexed_Black.tar.bz2
also, you will need the following patch to be aplied to 0.7a10 :
http://www.hittner.com/patch/homesingle.patch.bz2

the home single patch allows you to use the homesingle tag in your themes,
which is the same as the home tag except that it forceses the albums to be
displayed in a single colum no matte what is set in the prefrences.  Also,
theis patch alows you to display your alums in other templates then
home.html


Jon



On Thu, 17 May 2001, Jon Hittner wrote:

> Take a look at the Indexed_Black theme at
> http://www.hittner.com/test
> 
>   I have other ideas, but I wanted to do something simple that I can
> switch albums within albums.
> 
> Jon
> 
> 
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> 

[Ids-devel] New Theme ..Comments

[Jon H. <jo...@hi...>]

Take a look at the Indexed_Black theme at
http://www.hittner.com/test

  I have other ideas, but I wanted to do something simple that I can
switch albums within albums.

Jon

Re: [Ids-devel] IDS for multiple users

[John M. <mo...@mu...>]

Sure, that would be possible=96 especially now that IDS (mostly) doesn't=20=

need write access to the albums directory. I'm not sure that people=20
would want to share one big gallery, though. Most of the people around=20=

here like to have their own templates and preferences.

One of my long-term goals is to write a multi-user wrapper around IDS,=20=

but, as you can see, I've been putting it off in favor of eye-candy. : )

Would anyone else like to work on this?

John


On Thursday, May 17, 2001, at 03:42 PM, Steve Sobka wrote:

> I've been using IDS v.0.6 now for a few months and I must say it's by=20=

> far the BEST photo display system out there. Thank You to all of the=20=

> developers.
> =A0
> My question for the IDS developers is:
> =A0
> Many friends want to use the IDS system on my linux box.=A0 So far I =
have=20
> been creating an IDS directory in each of their =
/home/user/~public_html=20
> directories.
> =A0
> I am wondering if it is possible to make ONE 'IDS' directory that I =
can=20
> symbolic link to (or somthing similar) so that I dont have to use =
extra=20
> space and have 100 config files for everyone?=A0 Is this possible?=A0 =
I am=20
> using a standard RH 7.1 Install with Apache+mod_perl+php.
> =A0
> I've got my docroot in /var/www/html for the root server and I have=20
> some name based virtual hosts in /var/home/virtualhosts/hostname/html.
> =A0
> =A0
> Thank You
> =A0
> Steve Sobka
> ss...@la...
> =A0
> =A0
> =A0

[Ids-devel] IDS for multiple users

[Steve S. <ss...@la...>]

I've been using IDS v.0.6 now for a few months and I must say it's by =
far the BEST photo display system out there. Thank You to all of the =
developers.

My question for the IDS developers is:

Many friends want to use the IDS system on my linux box.  So far I have =
been creating an IDS directory in each of their /home/user/~public_html =
directories.

I am wondering if it is possible to make ONE 'IDS' directory that I can =
symbolic link to (or somthing similar) so that I dont have to use extra =
space and have 100 config files for everyone?  Is this possible?  I am =
using a standard RH 7.1 Install with Apache+mod_perl+php.

I've got my docroot in /var/www/html for the root server and I have some =
name based virtual hosts in /var/home/virtualhosts/hostname/html.


Thank You

Steve Sobka
ss...@la...

Re: [Ids-devel] mod_perl issues

[John M. <mo...@mu...>]

Hmmm... I think I figured it out: "global variables = trouble"

Works a tad batter now, but I've got a lot of work to do.

John


On Wednesday, May 16, 2001, at 10:44 PM, John Moose wrote:

> Hello.
>
> Does anyone here have experience with mod_perl? I've been playing with 
> it this evening and I'm encountering some "issues."
>
> Here's IDS running under mod_perl:
> http://arwen.hn.org:8080/perl/ids/index.cgi
>
> Play with it for a few seconds and you'll see what I mean: displaying 
> the wrong page, displaying the page's content multiple times, etc.
>
> Do these kinds of things mean that I need to be more careful 
> initializing variables? Help!
>
> It sure is fast. Pre-loading CGI.pm and Image::Magick = 8MB Apache 
> processes!
>
> John
>
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[Ids-devel] mod_perl issues

[John M. <mo...@mu...>]

Hello.

Does anyone here have experience with mod_perl? I've been playing with 
it this evening and I'm encountering some "issues."

Here's IDS running under mod_perl:
http://arwen.hn.org:8080/perl/ids/index.cgi

Play with it for a few seconds and you'll see what I mean: displaying 
the wrong page, displaying the page's content multiple times, etc.

Do these kinds of things mean that I need to be more careful 
initializing variables? Help!

It sure is fast. Pre-loading CGI.pm and Image::Magick = 8MB Apache 
processes!

John

Re: [Ids-devel] RE: ids-0.7a10 available

[Caleb E. <ca...@bk...>]

On Wed, May 16, 2001 at 03:31:28PM -0400, John Moose wrote:

> Does anyone know how $$ (process ID) works on non-UNIX systems? This
> is used along with a random number to create a unique file name in
> the replace_file function. It would probably be a good idea to take
> that out if there are portability problems.

	At least on Windows, this is also a process ID which will be
	unique for any process running at that time, so you should be
	pretty safe:

[15:37:57] c:\cygwin\usr\x11r6\bin>perl -d -e1
Default die handler restored.

Loading DB routines from perl5db.pl version 1.07
Editor support available.

Enter h or `h h' for help, or `perldoc perldebug' for more help.

main::(-e:1):   1
  DB<1> print "$^O $$\n"
MSWin32 356

  DB<2>

-- 
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Re: [Ids-devel] RE: ids-0.7a10 available

[John M. <mo...@mu...>]

The only place I know of in which IDS could go into an infinite loop is 
the replace_file function. The new album icon functions call on 
replace_file. I was planning on rewriting the while loop with a for 
loop. I'll try to do that tonight.

Does anyone know how $$ (process ID) works on non-UNIX systems? This is 
used along with a random number to create a unique file name in the 
replace_file function. It would probably be a good idea to take that out 
if there are portability problems.

John

On Wednesday, May 16, 2001, at 03:11 PM, Thomas Keegan wrote:
> John-
>
> I was wondering how the new build is different than 0.7a9. Previously, 
> the
> builds worked without modification on Windows 2000 running IIS5. 
> Something
> in the new build causes perl to hang. This is really difficult to
> troubleshoot, because it is not even giving any errors.
>
> Are any Unix-centric file paths being used? Where were most of the 
> changes
> made?
>
> Tom Keegan
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> Date: Tue, 15 May 2001 22:03:38 -0400
> From: John Moose <mo...@mu...>
> To: ids...@li...
> Subject: [Ids-devel] ids-0.7a10 available
>
> Hello.
>
> http://arwen.hn.org/~john/ids-0.7/
> http://arwen.hn.org/~john/ids-0.7a10.tar.gz
>
> This release includes Jon Hittner's patch for theme-aware album icons
> and keeping track of what image should be used for the album icon. I've
> updated most of my themes to include custom album icons.
>
> It also includes a new theme called "Ziggo" with which I'm really happy.
> (I got rid of "Raster" because I didn't like the way it turned out.) If
> anyone else would like to submit a theme, now is the time to do it.
>
> Thanks,
> John
>
>
>
>
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