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[zamirzamir]

Hello,

I updated my gallery to 1.4.14 and ran a version check. Have an issue

Mandatory files missing:  3  
albums/edit/no_FTP-uploads_into_this_folder!
albums/userpics/index.php
albums/userpics/no_FTP-uploads_into_this_folder!

Files left over from outdated Coppermine version:  1 
anycontent.php


Please advise.

[Joachim Müller]

It's safe to ignore all those warnings. If it bothers you, upload the missing files. Of course anycontent.php is outdated - you followed instructions and did not overwrite that file, so it's a leftover from your previous version. That's fine.
Has been asked quite often though...

[zamirzamir]

I tried to find similar topic not to bother, but it was hard to locate.
Couple questions:
1. If I was to upload those missing files, where would I find them ?
2. Will that interfere with FTP uploading that I might do into 'userpics' folder ?

[Nibbler]

1. They are in the Coppermine package you downloaded.
2. You don't FTP upload into the userpics folder anyway, so the question is not valid.

Just ignore it.

[zamirzamir]

I'll ignore it then. Thank's.

[mkarian]

Just a quick followup question.  I am in the same boat.  I upgraded from 1.3.2 to 1.4.16, ran the version checker, and got the same 'missing and outdated files' results.  Before I saw this post, I uploaded the 'missing ones' (which I now see is unnecessary), but am afriad to update my previous 'anycontent.php' file.  I followed the instructions to NOT do so because I don't want to risk loosing my database of pictures.  Should I just leave it outdated as mentioned here despite the warning of the version checker?  Is there any risk in updating it, such as loosing the link with my database?  Thanks!

[Nibbler]

See my answer at http://forum.coppermine-gallery.net/index.php/topic,51261.msg247847.html#msg247847

[mkarian]

Good.  Now that I know what it does (and I have no customizing on the index page, just to my theme), I see it doesn't matter, so I updated it anyway.  Thanks much!!