Looking to host a Image Gallery hosting? A2hosting web hosting with cPanel offers various of open-source applications and scripts for all web solutions. Here are few of Image Gallery software that you can quickly set up for your website. 4images Gallery Management System is available for install on any of A2hosting web hosting plans. On A2hosting Fantastico which located in your A2hosting cPanel control panel that you can choose to install the 4images Gallery management system.
4images is free for private and non-commercial use which is a powerful web-based image gallery management system featuring unlimited categories/subcategories, web-based and FTP images upload, auto-thumbnails, comment system, send a picture, rating for picture, random pictures, user registration and management, password protected administration area with browser-based upload and HTML templates for page layout and design. More features included RSS feeds, Search Engine, Automatic thumbnail generation, showing IPTC and EXIF data of images, spam protection, protection against hotlinking, E-cards, newsletter function, integrated database backup function, etc.
A2hosting web hosting provides the latest PHP version and MySQL for your 4images Gallery website hosting. Setting up a web-based image gallery with A2hosting, for update version can be installed by a single-click. For 4images Gallery installation, you have to login to A2hosting cPanel control panel, go to Fantastico -> 4images Gallery, host the whole extracted archive to a particular folder on your web space. Fire up your web browser and target this location. A new page will open where you need to fill in the required fields, Right after, you can begin the installation by clicking on the Start Installation button. It’s important that the installer script handles the management of your MySQL database. Assuming you’ve given the correct information, it should set up the necessary tables in the database you have specified. Finishing this step, the script automatically generates and tries to upload the config.php file.
If writing permission aren’t given to the specific directory, then you’ll have the ability to download the config.pho and host it, manually overwriting the default one. This is important because it’s going to contain your very own configuration settings. After this point, we can consider the installation process to be done.
That’s all, the setup is complete. Still, you shouldn’t forget to delete install.pho and all variations of update_*.php files, or at least rename them or move them to a backup folder. Otherwise, each time you visit your 4images link, the installation screen will still pop up. I’d also recommend enabling the caching system, but for this please refer to the Cache.english.txt located in the /docs/directory. Now that you 4images Gallery is working, you should visit the control panel to configure your gallery management system the way you want.
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