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it can be a ratio like 2 / 11.

If an image file is updated, the corresponding thumbnail file will be
updated the next time the page is accessed.  In practice I have found
that Netscape will used the cached images even if they are updated.  I
normally have to flush the cache and reload to see the new images.

At any time you can C<rm -f tn__*> in the C<AlbumDir>/album_name/
directory, the next time the page is loaded all the thumbnails will be
regenerated.  (Naturally image names that start with tn__ should be
renamed before placing them in the album directory.)

=item ThumbDir

URI which points to where the thumbnail hierarchy will live.  Note
that in previous versions a thumbs subdirectory would be created.
This made traversal a bit more difficult and always made permission
creating a challenge.  By putting all images created by the server in
one place we can easily track diskspace usage and make sure the server
sets up all permissions.

README  view on Meta::CPAN

      If an image file is updated, the corresponding thumbnail file
      will be updated the next time the page is accessed. In
      practice I have found that Netscape will used the cached
      images even if they are updated. I normally have to flush the
      cache and reload to see the new images.

      At any time you can `rm -f tn__*' in the
      `AlbumDir'/album_name/ directory, the next time the page is
      loaded all the thumbnails will be regenerated. (Naturally
      image names that start with tn__ should be renamed before
      placing them in the album directory.)

    ThumbSubDir
      If you want your thumbnails to be in a different directory
      than the original pictures, set `ThumbSubDir' which is the
      subdirectory the thumbnails will be created in and viewed
      from. (This could also be used to allow multiple sets of
      thumbnails).

    DefaultBrowserWidth