@billhi – Usually this message, when using the WordPress UI to install a plugin, indicates the file exists in that location already. You may just need to completely clear the folder and files under plugins/nextgen-gallery/ manually before trying to install/update.
Thanks!
– Cais.
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billhi
(@billhi)
Thank you for the quick reply. Presently, there’s not even a nextgen-gallery folder. I tried a manual install and got this:
The uploaded file exceeds the upload_max_filesize directive in php.ini
That file has this: upload_max_filesize = 2M
I’ve tried changing this to 20M, but it’s reset on restart. I guess there’s a trick…a setting elsewhere.
@billhi – This looks like a server setting issue you may need to address with your web hosting service to correct.
– Cais.
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billhi
(@billhi)
I’m using localhost. I managed to get upload_max_filesize up to 100M but still got an error. May go back to DesktopServer for my localhost environment with which I’ve had no problems. It’s probably not a photocrati issue, so I’ll close this. It’s still odd that nextcellent loads okay. I appreciate your responsiveness.
–Bill
@billhi – I’m not familiar with “DesktopServer” but if that was a known entity that worked without issue it may be a good place to re-start from.
Personally when developing locally I go with a simple XAMPP install (when I worked on Windows OS) or MAMP set to Apache defaults (under Max OS X which I currently use). Neither of those local environments ever interfered with my work/testing.
– Cais.
Bill, did you ever get this resolved? I have the exact same issue…DesktopServer, trying to upgrade an old version of NextgenGallery.
@fritz.barnes – Please start your own topic so we can try to help you with your specific issue on your specific site.
See http://codex.wordpress.org/Forum_Welcome#Where_To_Post
Thanks!
– Cais.
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billhi
(@billhi)
I didn’t resolve it, Fritz. I had to go in a different direction for other reasons. BTW, Cais, DesktopServer is based on xampp; it simplifies WordPress admin.
@billhi – Thanks for the reference … personally, when I used a PC I tended to opt to go with XAMPP and never had any issues with NextGEN Gallery locally.
Thanks for the update.
– Cais.