Where do I set $usegd = 1?

[digitalhome]

from the installation instructions

Alternatively, if you plan to use the GD 2.0.x Graphics Library instead of ImageMagick, you will need to set $usegd = 1; where indicated, in order to use GD2 instead of ImageMagick's mogrify to handle image resizing.

I want to use the GD 2.0.x Graphics Library but how do I do it?

in the config file there is this line only

$mogrify_command = "/usr/bin/mogrify";

do I comment it out?

Where do set $usegd = 1?

Thanks in advance

[digitalhome]

I should also add that the following information is NOT in the config file anymore as it shows in the Installation page

// GD2 support
// this will only work if you have GD2 or better installed
// 0 - use mogrify; 1 - use GD2
$usegd = 0;

// on-the-fly watermarks
// requires GD2 and you must edit the file watermark.php
$onthefly=0;

// Debug variable.
// 0 = No debug notifications
// 1 = Program should generate an email and send it to the site administrator
// 2 = Program should terminate with a formatted screen with error message
// When set to 0 or 1, the program will not end on non-fatal errors.
$debug=2;

// Cookie variable
// This should be set to match the path for your cookies, / sets the cookie
// to be usable throughout the site. If your BB system has a different setting,
// then you need to put that path here as well.
$cookie_path="/";

// BotBuster integration
// http://www.botbuster.com
// Set to "yes" if you have BotBuster on your system (this includes the necessary tag)
$botbuster="no";

// ZLIB compression
// Set to "1" if you want to enable Zlib compression
$compression="0";

// Date Format
// you can change the format of how dates are displayed
// keywords:
// dow = day of week (Mon, Tue, Wed...)
// month = month (Jan, Feb, Mar...)
// mm = month in numerical format, dd = date, yyyy = year
$ppdateformat = "dow month dd, yyyy";

// If you are running VB and want the server to display the time as an offset
// of GMT (for example, to the timezone where your server is located), enter the
// offset here
$gmtoffset = 0;

// IP caching
// This variable is used to track IP addresses and userids for voting and viewing purposes
// $ipcache is set in HOURS. To limit voting and view increments to once a day, you would set
// $ipcache to 24. Depending on the volume of activity on your set, you may want to monitor
// the size of your cache and adjust accordingly.
//
// Setting $ipcache to 0 disables this feature.
$ipcache = 0;

// Fonts
// Here is where you can set the fonts used throughout ReviewPost
// Multiple fonts can be specified (just as in HTML code)
$mainfonts="MS Sans Serif,Geneva,Arial";
$fontsmall = "1";
$fontmedium = "2";
$fontlarge = "3";

[ace67]

I noticed the missing items in my config file, too. But I'm still more concerned with getting it installed and running at this point than refining what it looks like. I'll take on that challenge later.

[digitalhome]

Well, if its missing part of the config file (and I don't know that it is since the install instructions could be simply outdated) then I don't want to go any further in case there is more missing.

I'm not interested in screwing up my system.

[Chuck S]

You can't mess up your system on that the install instructions just need updating the switch to what processor your using was switched to the database.

[digitalhome]

just need updating the switch to what processor your using was switched to the database.

I have no idea what that means. Does that help me with my question?

Is there anyone who can answer my original question which was "Where do I set $usegd = 1?"

[Chuck S]

The switch is in the database

Login as admin and in global options select which image processor your using