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Docker Consolidation Project, Part Eight

Docker Consolidation Project, Part Eight

Test PhotoPrism Migration I'm finally able to come back to this Docker migration and I'm going to work on PhotoPrism's migration today. Steps performed on PHOTOPRISM-01 * sudo apt update * sudo apt upgrade * sudo docker-compose down * sudo docker-compose pull * sudo docker-compose up -d Now that

Docker Consolidation Project, Part Seven

Docker Consolidation Project, Part Seven

I'm going to start today by setting up some backups on DOCKER-01. Backup Actual So I better get a backup script up and running for Actual Budget. I write up a draft in Github called actual-backup.sh #!/bin/bash ### actual-backup.sh - Backup script for the Actual Budget

TubeArchivist, Part Three

TubeArchivist, Part Three

Configure TubeArchivist I'm finally able to come back to this and try to figure out why I was getting Error (5) input/output as an error message when mounting a network drive. I tried a number of different suggestions I found online but none of them were able

TubeArchivist, Part Two

TubeArchivist, Part Two

Configure TubeArchivist So I want to store the files TubeArchivist downloads on my fileserver. So I'll need to mount a network drive to accommodate the change. Steps performed on DC-02 via Windows Admin Center * Navigate to Active Directory * Navigate to Browse * Navigate to Managed Service Accounts * Click on

Calibre

Over the past few years I have kept hearing how great it can be to run a Calibre server for your personal eBooks. Any time I have looked into it, Calibre's documentation has just never made sense to me as far what I actually need to do. Yesterday

PhotoPrism, Part Six

PhotoPrism, Part Six

So last night I was playing around in PhotoPrism and re-indexed my images. Half disappeared. Each time I ran an index half would be removed. It turns out the container was no longer writing to the network mount, but to the local disk instead. I'm guessing that happened

Network Mounts Randomly Dropping, Part Two

Network Mounts Randomly Dropping, Part Two

When I woke up this morning and saw this problem still open on my desktop I decided to go back an re-edit /etc/sudoers and rewrote the line from yesterday at the bottom of the file and then removed the copy I had placed in the middle yesterday. Then I

Network Mounts Randomly Dropping

Network Mounts Randomly Dropping

So I have noticed a few times where my CIFS mounts on my linux servers crash whenever my fileserver reboots. It's a shame they don't detect when the connection drops and then try to re-establish it. Then again my fileserver does not reboot very frequently, pretty

FileRun

So PhotoPrism is pretty darn cool! It looks great and has some advanced features that are fantastic, but it lacks user management for me to really share my photos with others. I came across FileRun for sharing files and a few people mentioned they use it to share photos. Well

PhotoPrism, Part Four

PhotoPrism, Part Four

When I go to use PhotoPrism today I'm having trouble logging in with the password I saved in my password manager. Strange. After checking online I find in PhotoPrism's documentation a command to help resolve this issue: * docker exec -ti <container_name> photoprism passwd

PhotoPrism, Part Three

PhotoPrism, Part Three

I realized today that I never updated the network share from the test location to the permanent location. I'm going to get that fixed quickly. Steps performed on PHOTOPRISM-01 * sudo nano /etc/fstab //10.10.10.XXX/Data/Pictures/PhotoPrism /mnt/pictures cifs rw,noserverino,credentials=/home/david/

Paperless-NGX, Part Three

Paperless-NGX, Part Three

Configure Paperless-NGX So I left the other day with the container crashing after changing the container volumes. After playing with it for a while today I realize it is a permission issue. * sudo chown 1000:1000 /mnt/paperless This didn't work, what a bummer. It ends up looking

Paperless-NGX, Part Two

Paperless-NGX, Part Two

Configure Paperless-NGX I have been playing with Paperless-NGX a bunch over the last couple of weeks and it is absolutely wonderful! The one trouble I've been having is that it doesn't scan documents if they are already in my documents folder or if they are added

PhotoPrism

One thing that I have been interested in a while is a way to manage my photos myself. Amazon and Google have nice solutions but it scares me what they're doing with our personal photographs. It's also always abundantly clear that they offer all this free

Backups!

Well now that I have a couple of applications and servers up and running that I am finding useful to keep around I need to back them up. At least the applications data. For the existing Windows servers is my testing lab I have them backing up to the Veeam