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As others has posted. Immich or photoprism. But, i'd check your settings, nextcloud instant upload and syncthing work wonders for me.
I wasn't aware that either of these had a syncing feature. How well does immich work? I've been looking to switch to it from phptoprism for a while
Sorry. Couldnt help you with that. I use nextcloud and syncthing myself.
Havent try immich but i heard immich was the next best thing, be aware though, last i heard even the dev said the app was in active development so things might break.
I think it's because I have 150GB of photos on 2 different phones and don't clean them out often.
I'm getting my first server up and running and always considered getting immich. But lately I'm leaning towards photoprism because of updates breaking immich sometimes apparently and photoprism being more mature(?).
Why do you want to switch?
Didnt have any issue so far with immich.
A case of not reading the release notes? (no offense just asking)
And tbf, they say they arent fully done for now. Essentially a very public beta.
Good to know, thank you!
It wasn't very clear, but that was based on other people's comments; I haven't gotten to installing either of them. (I need to get on it lol). But that makes sense. I saw people say just don't auto update, because it is early days like you said.
They explicitly mention in the deployment steps to pin the release number.
After that it's just a case of reading the patch notes and looking out for breaking changes.
And obviously keeping backups :)
Photoprism recommends you download a $5 app. It works ok enough, but they are clearly trying to monetize.