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        The default is '\.(jpe?g|png|tiff?|ppm)$'

    GalleryDocFile
        Pattern matching the files you want Apache::Gallery to view in the
        index as normal files. All other filetypes will still be served by
        Apache::Gallery but are not visible in the index.

        The default is
        '\.(mpe?g|avi|mov|asf|wmv|doc|mp3|ogg|pdf|rtf|wav|dlt|txt|html?|csv|
        eps)$'

    GalleryTTFDir
        To use the GalleryCopyrightText feature you must set this option to
        the directory where your True Type fonts are stored. No default is
        set.

        Example:

                PerlSetVar      GalleryTTFDir '/usr/share/fonts/'

    GalleryTTFFile
        To use the GalleryCopyrightText feature this option must be set to
        the name of the True Type font you wish to use. Example:

                PerlSetVar      GalleryTTFFile 'verdanab.ttf'

    GalleryTTFSize
        Configure the size of the CopyrightText that will be inserted as
        copyright notice in the corner of your pictures.

        Example:

                PerlSetVar      GalleryTTFSize '10'

    GalleryCopyrightText
        The text that will be inserted as copyright notice.

        Example:

                PerlSetVar      GalleryCopyrightText '(c) Michael Legart'

    GalleryCopyrightColor
        The text color of your copyright notice.

        Examples:

        White: PerlSetVar GalleryCopyrightColor '255,255,255,255'

        Black: PerlSetVar GalleryCopyrightColor '0,0,0,255'

        Red: PerlSetVar GalleryCopyrightColor '255,0,0,255'

        Green: PerlSetVar GalleryCopyrightColor '0,255,0,255'

        Blue: PerlSetVar GalleryCopyrightColor '0,0,255,255'

        Transparent orange: PerlSetVar GalleryCopyrightColor '255,127,0,127'

    GalleryCopyrightBackgroundColor
        The background-color of a GalleryCopyrightText

        r,g,b,a - for examples, see GalleryCopyrightColor

    GalleryQuality
        The quality (1-100) of scaled images

        This setting affects the quality of the scaled images. Set this to a
        low number to reduce the size of the scaled images. Remember to
        clear out your cache if you change this setting. Quality seems to
        default to 75, at least in the jpeg and png loader code in Imlib2
        1.1.0.

        Examples:

        Quality at 50: PerlSetVar GalleryQuality '50'

    GalleryUnderscoresToSpaces
        Set this option to 1 to convert underscores to spaces in the listing
        of directory and file names, as well as in the alt attribute for
        HTML <img> tags.

    GalleryCommentExifKey
        Set this option to e.g. ImageDescription to use this field as
        comments for images.

    GalleryEnableMediaRss
        Set this option to 1 to enable generation of a media RSS feed. This
        can be used e.g. together with the PicLens plugin from
        http://piclens.com

FEATURES
    Rotate images
        Some cameras, like the Canon G3, detects the orientation of a
        picture and adds this info to the EXIF header. Apache::Gallery
        detects this and automatically rotates images with this info.

        If your camera does not support this, you can rotate the images
        manually, This can also be used to override the rotate information
        from a camera that supports that. You can also disable this behavior
        with the GalleryAutoRotate option.

        To use this functionality you have to create file with the name of
        the picture you want rotated appended with ".rotate". The file
        should include a number where these numbers are supported:

                "1", rotates clockwise by 90 degree
                "2", rotates clockwise by 180 degrees
                "3", rotates clockwise by 270 degrees

        So if we want to rotate "Picture1234.jpg" 90 degrees clockwise we
        would create a file in the same directory called
        "Picture1234.jpg.rotate" with the number 1 inside of it.

    Ignore directories/files
        To ignore a directory or a file (of any kind, not only images) you
        create a <directory|file>.ignore file.

    Comments
        To include comments for a directory you create a <directory>.comment
        file where the first line can contain "TITLE: New title" which will