There are two different user/password sets in the zp-config file. Be sure you are not using the mySQL ones. If this does not work, you can update to the nightly build. If you have entered an email address, there will be a link on the logon screen that will email you your user/password.

I was using the mySQL ones. Where can I find the username and password. This screen does not provide a place to have the information emailed to me.

Onyourplate - you have to use a blank username and password to start. Sorry this is very confusing and not documented anywhere, but that's what's needed for the setup.

Since it's a blank password, I've gone ahead and done the setup for you, and everything seems to be working now. Be sure to change your password in the admin options page.

[Stephen, this is a point of confusion - the default username and password are blank, before the options db is set up. Setup should create the tables without a login, and then guide the user through setting an admin login. Following that, setup and upgrade should ask for a username and password for security.]

Thank you, things are better. I don't have access to the first album.
http://www.re-lee.com/zenphoto/index.php?album=Ryan%27s+Birthd

Error: Zenphoto Error: the requested object was not found. Please go back and try again.

Rename your folder to ryans_birthday, ie: take out the apostrophe. You can go into the admin and name the album "Ryan's Birthday" but the folder itself cannot have the apostrophe.

Hi,
Still see error after making change:
http://www.re-lee.com/zenphoto/zp-core/admin.php?page=edit&album=Ryan's%20Birthday&saved

onyourplate: you got aitf311 wrong. You can have an album title called "Ryan's Birthday" but you have to delete the ' in the folder name. If you change the name it the admin the folder is not changed. You have to do that manually.

That is a bug. All folder names should work. I'm adding it to trac...

Update: Tested the apostrophe and it does work..... strange.

Update: It's without mod_rewrite on. It does break.

Trisweb: I tested it with a big german host that is really different with such things (doesn't allow mod_rewrite even in bigger webspace packets!). While the host accepts filenames with an "'", he doesn't accept folders with (just like he doesn't accept special characters like "öäü" in file- and foldernames).
I learnt a few days ago here on the forum that it's possible to use special characters, but that's apparently not the standard server setup of most hosts. I always tell people not to use any special characters in filenames ever.