config.defaults.php at FreeGallery

<?php
###################### Config options

# Root image directory on local system (include trailing slash)
$DIR = "images/";

# Thumbnail table defintions
$pagewidth = 3;
$pageheight = 3;

# sort order for display, default is no sorting, just read from the directory, options are "name" or "time"
$sort = "";

# Thumbnail table defintions for initial page only
$indexpagewidth = 1;
$indexpageheight = 5;

$indexsort= "time";

# Size definitions
$thumbsize = 150;
$resize = 640;

# Thumbnail quality, standard JPEG (0-100)
$THUMB_QUALITY = 75;

# Write thumbnail to disk after generation
$WRITE_THUMBS = false;

# Creative Commons
# You should choose a license for your images
# See http://creativecommons.org/license/ for details.
# options: by, by-nc-nd, by-nc, by-nd, by-nc-sa, by-sa
$license = "by-nc-nd";

# Display w3c logos
$LOGOS = false;

# File types that are supported to display
$TYPES = array(".jpg", ".gif", ".png", ".jpeg", ".avi", ".mpg", ".mpeg", ".3gp", ".pdf", ".mp3", ".aac", ".wav", ".ogg");
$MOVIES =  array(".mpg",".mpeg",".avi",".3gp",".flv");
$AUDIO =  array(".mp3", ".aac", ".wav", ".ogg");

# set the title
$GALLERY_TITLE = 'Photo Gallery';

# allow an RSS feed
$RSS_ENABLE = true;

# Set the category of the RSS feed items
$RSS_CAT = "Photo Gallery";

# Optional external programs to use.
# Linux extract command, helps get resolutions of videos and PDF
# This has no effect if the ffmpeg PHP library is available and can do the decode
$EXTRACT = "/usr/bin/extract";
# FFMPEG command, for image extraction from video, should work on any platform
# This has no effect if the ffmpeg PHP library is available, it is used automatically instead
$FFMPEG = "/usr/bin/ffmpeg";
# If FFMPEG is enabled, at what second in the video to generate the image from.
$VID_THUMB_TIME = 0;
# imagemagick commands, for PDF support
$IDENTIFY = "/usr/bin/identify";
$CONVERT = "/usr/bin/convert";

# Make the document valid HTML with <html>, <head>, and <body> tags
$GALLERY_HEADER = true;

#####################

@include_once('config.php');

?>