10-01-2018
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Hi rprpr,
unix.com is not a place where the members do your work for you, regardless of if it is homework, personal or professional work.
We are here to help you do your work, not do your work for you.
Why would you post a "problem" which looks like a typical school question which requires an "urgent reply" saying "it must be awk or any other unix command" without any details of the computer technology available to you and what code you have written or tried so far? Urgent why? Because your teacher told you to have the homework done in two days? Urgent because why? Urgent because you took a computer admin job and have no idea how to create a basic
computer program?
Have you ever written a single line of software?
We are not here to beg you to provide basic technology details and we are not here to do you work for you.
So, if you want help, you need to be very technically specific.
Thanks.
------ Post updated at 03:06 AM ------
I apologize. the "urgent" word came out there by mistake.. i used awk command to create the table and print the values but as you can see that in original output, the fields are arrangee in different orders, hence the columns comes with different values (i.e. columns not matching with its actual fields values). It doesn't need to be awk specially, it can be any command..
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NAME
photon - generates photo albums
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output can easily be configured by changing the template files found in /usr/share/photon/templates.
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image.html
used to display the page for an image
movie.html
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HOW TO BUILD A GALLERY
Quick start
$ photon -o myoutputdir /photos
Use the gimp plugin
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Change the size for all images and the thumbnail and keep the original photo
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See photon help
$ photon --help
OPTIONS
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Insert Javascript for Awstats
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Name of the comment file (default .comments)
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Don't include EXIF information in HTML file
-f | --force
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