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I've uploaded build 2603 to the server that should support the new Flickr authentication system. Can you confirm that it work correct now?

The master2004 password is the application password not the db password. The admin password for postgresql is what you entered during installation of the DB. Use that when creating a new database.

Did you also check the link I sent you?
You could also ask google why maps don't work on your win7 plus IE?

I can't reproduce it, no errors here. Fwiw; I am using win 10 of course with all updates installed. Win7 hasn't been supported since 2015. It's a dangerous OS to use by now.

There were many performance improvements in V3. Check

http://www.idimager.com/WP/?page_id=1374

Start at the bottom and read up.

Psu indeed uses I.E. on Windows. This is the only browser that is guaranteed to be there on a Windows installation

Make sure that you install all Windows updates. Also make sure that you update I.E. to the latest version.
Also check this: https://support.google.com/maps/answer/3118069?hl=en

15x10 cm is ~6x4 inch

Postgresql? The error you get tells me that you installed the PSU-Sqlserver version. Make sure that you install the PSU-postgresql version if you intend to use PSU with PostgreSQL.

Try to connect using the IP address as the hostname
Also don't forget to add the instance name separated with a backslash

Hou have a database in sqlserver that is probably created with an older version of PSU compared to the PSU version that created the Postgres database. Make sure that the PSU version used to create the posgresql database is identical to the PSU version that created the sqlserver version....or visa ve...

For a Home Server I always recommend the PostgreSQL edition. PostgreSQL is cheap (free to use) and very powerful.

I'm not always using twitter

You can read here about what's new:
http://www.idimager.com/WP/?page_id=1374

Roadmap is not communicated.

[edit] Mke beat me to it [/edit]

Tom, thank you for sharing a sample file.

The file you sent me is in fact a PNG file that you stored with a JPG extension. Make sure that the file name you specify in PhotoShop matches the file type.

Hi Tom, if you can reproduce this (JPG as created in PS and can't be opened in PSU) then can you send me a copy of the file at support@idimager.com?
Thank you

When I checked the settings, prior to starting this thread, it was set to Do Not Modify. I have since changed it to replace and imported about 150 new images. Since you only have 6000 images in catalog I recommend to select them all (curl-a) and then write metadata to the files (curl-s). Then wait ...