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Forensic · October 15th, 2008, 02:27 PM

I hate nothing more than when someone figures out the answer and then says 'Got it, thanks'

So, I figured out a method that works for me. If there is a better way, say through mysql that would be great. Until then, this is what I did.

Roll the mouse over the image and use the "Alt Text" on the image to pop-up the image name. In this case it was 'river 7/12b'. It is also displayed in the Browser Title Bar using IE. Didn't test it with FF.

Using SSH I logged into the server and navigated to the gallery/files folder.
Then I ran
find -name river*

It returned several results but enough information to locate the files I am looking for.

Normally I would imagine you could use the full filename but in this case the '/' will cause a problem so I just used the wildcard to get around that.

Anyway, thats my method.

October 15th, 2008, 02:27 PM	#2 (permalink)
Forensic Junior Member Verified Customer Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 8	I hate nothing more than when someone figures out the answer and then says 'Got it, thanks' So, I figured out a method that works for me. If there is a better way, say through mysql that would be great. Until then, this is what I did. Roll the mouse over the image and use the "Alt Text" on the image to pop-up the image name. In this case it was 'river 7/12b'. It is also displayed in the Browser Title Bar using IE. Didn't test it with FF. Using SSH I logged into the server and navigated to the gallery/files folder. Then I ran find -name river* It returned several results but enough information to locate the files I am looking for. Normally I would imagine you could use the full filename but in this case the '/' will cause a problem so I just used the wildcard to get around that. Anyway, thats my method.