Well, mod_rewrite is not working on your site for some reason. Disable the option an things should function.
Having the .htaccess file in the zp-core folder will do no good. A properly configured one needs to be in the `zenphoto` folder. Did setup mention anything about the file? The one in the zp-core folder is just a template. And it does not have the period as in .htaccess.
I seem to recall the setup mentioning it, and offering to create one. Which I'm sure I told it to do. As for the mod_rewrite, where would I need to go to fix that? Is it a zenphoto thing, my web host, or something I can adjust with my ftp client?
The odd thing is that another gallery I have, that is using an older version of zenphoto (1.2.5_RC2), still works. So, mod_rewrite must be enabled on the server. Is it possible that it's the folder permissions? (here's the other gallery: http://9toes.com/zenphoto2/)
Well, if I read your dialog correctly you have taken the `htaccess` file from the zp-core folder and placed it in the root folder of your installation. This is not proper.
I suggest you un-do anything you have done with `htaccess` or `.htaccess`, upload the files named `setup*.php` if you removed them, and then re-run setup paying close attention to what it tells you.
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Having the .htaccess file in the zp-core folder will do no good. A properly configured one needs to be in the `zenphoto` folder. Did setup mention anything about the file? The one in the zp-core folder is just a template. And it does not have the period as in .htaccess.
Modrewrite must be available on your server so you will have to contact your host.
(here's the other gallery: http://9toes.com/zenphoto2/)
I suggest you un-do anything you have done with `htaccess` or `.htaccess`, upload the files named `setup*.php` if you removed them, and then re-run setup paying close attention to what it tells you.