PhotoPrism, Part Five

I noticed today that PhotoPrism has pushed out a number of updates, but it appears that the Watchtower service does not actually upgrade it right now. I went through PhotoPrism's documentation and found the steps needed to complete an update. It's pretty straight forward:

• cd photoprism
• sudo docker-compose pull
• sudo docker-compose stop
• sudo docker-compose up -d

I see in PhotoPrism's documentation that one of the updates from November added the ability to have multiple users. That is very exciting to me! Here's a notation of the commands to manage users:

Obtain Shell Access on Docker

• docker-compose ps
• docker exec -it [container_name] /bin/shell

PhotoPrism User Commands

Usage:

• photoprism users [global options] command [command options] [arguments ... ]

Commands:

• ls - Display existing user accounts
• legacy - Display legacy user accounts
• add - Adds a new user account
• show - Shows user account information
• mod - Modifies an existing user
• rm - Removes a user account
• reset - Resets the user database to a clean slate

Add a New User

• photoprism users add
• Enter a username:
• Enter email address:
• Enter password:
• Retype password:

Well it works, I have a test account created that is able to log in. The only trouble is the only role that is currently available is administrator. I really don't want anyone else having that. So I'll just have to wait a bit for them to add some additional roles.