This link is dead at the moment, but it was working just last week, so maybe it will come back. The guy who posted it also posts here, so I know he is an active GSP user.

The key to integration will be getting the membership in the web.config file pointing to the same set of users for both applications. There is some guidance for this in the Admin Guide. It does not specifically address BE, but the principle is correct.

Yeah I was in the process of moving and well, I host my own domain so needless to say my site will not get 5, 9's for uptime this year :-)

I have full integration on my website. It basically took setting up aspnet membership in the web.config and running gallery server pro as a user control instead of a full application. Since BlogEngine is a 'web site' project and gallery server pro is a 'web application' project, there are minor issues that you also have to deal with. Here is one way to do it: http://hamang.net/2008/1...ent-page-1/#comment-178

On my site I just deleted the designer.cs files under the gallery folder. (like this del /S /F BlogEngine\BlogEngine.NET\gallery\gs\*.designer.cs ) Anyways, the blog post on how to do this should be up. Keep in mind there are a million ways to set up membership and such, my post is based on the default setup. Look at the post and try it. If it doesn't work for you just post here and I will be sure to reply.