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Image module installation instructions
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1.) Copy this directory to a suitable modules directory, such as
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sites/all/modules
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2.) Enable the module at: Administer > Site building > Modules
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3.) Configure the module settings at: Administer > Site configuration > Image
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4.) Configure cron if you didn't do so already to have your temporary upload
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directory cleaned up. See http://drupal.org/cron for detailed instructions.
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5.) To reduce load on your site from robots and to reduce duplicate content
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from getting into the search engine, you can add the following line to
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your robots.txt file in the root of your Drupal installation:
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Disallow: /*size=
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Note: wildcards may not be supported by all search engines. Confirm whether
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it will work for search engines important to you.
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Image Gallery module installation instructions
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1.) Enable the Image Gallery module at:
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Administer > Site building > Modules
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2.) Create albums at: Administer > Content management > Image galleries
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Image Attach module installation instructions
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1.) Enable the Image Attach module at:
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Administer > Site building > Modules
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2.) Configure Image attach at:
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Administer > Site configuration > Image attach
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3.) For each content type that you want to be able to attach images to, go to:
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Administer > Content management > Content types > Edit
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and review the Image attach settings for that content type.
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Image Import module installation instructions
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1.) Enable the Image Import module at:
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Administer > Site building > Modules
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2.) Define the server directory that Image import will use at:
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Administer > Site configuration > Image > Image import
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3.) Decide what roles can use Image import at:
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Administer > User management > Permissions
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ImageMagick toolkit installation instructions
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1.) If ImageMagick is installed, copy image.imagemagic.inc to
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Drupal's includes/ directory
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2.) Enable and configure the toolkit at:
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Administer > Site configuration > Image toolkit
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3.) Optionally enable the module ImageMagick Advanced Options at:
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Administer > Site building > Modules
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Once enabled, this module will add more conversion options at:
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Administer > Site configuration > Image toolkit
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suPHP notes
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1.) If suPHP is used, either use the private download method or change the
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umask in /etc/suphp.conf to be 0000, as opposed to 0077. Please be aware
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of the security repercussions in doing this.
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