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by jvas » Fri Oct 17, 2008 11:40 am
Mr.JT wrote:Thanks, but that is the version I am using already. And still no jpegs?? What's going on?

Only the JPGs are missing? Pictures are not displayed in HighWire if the temp folder is not set correctly.
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by Mr.JT » Fri Oct 17, 2008 5:11 pm
interesting...I don't think I even have temp folder set up!? Where should it be and how should it be setup?
And yeah it's only jpegs-gifs seem to load ok?!
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by [ProToS] » Fri Oct 17, 2008 8:58 pm
edit your highwire.cfg
this is my cache conf under magicpc
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### Cache Setup ###
#
# Set the maximum amout in kilo bytes for images cached in memory. This
# value affects only these images which aren't used anymore (default is 100k).
#
#CACHEMEM = 500 # = 512,000 bytes
CACHEMEM = 500
#
# To allow HighWire to save visited pages for later revisites define a
# directory for storage. This might be something like
#
CACHEDIR = C:\HW\CACHE
#CACHEDIR = D:\HIGHWIRE\CACHE.DIR
#CACHEDIR = U:\ram\ # note that this one might need plenty of ram and
# will also prevent from persistant cookie support
#
# Set the maximum usage of disk space for storing cache files and optionally
# the maximum number of files to use.
# If not set here HighWire will use only sparingly 2MB andd 200 files max.
#
#CACHEDSK = 8192 # use 8MB disk space
#CACHEDSK = 4096 300 # use 4MB disk space, but not more than in 300 files
CACHEDSK = 8192 450
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