@switchingsocial@mastodon.at @chris @nextcloud
The Nextcloud instance probably just needs more RAM/processing power for that many photos to upload. If you can’t give it more resources, then I would copy it to the Nextcloud server via an external drive or via SSH and then move it to the appropriate directory for your Nextcloud user.
Even if they are in the right directory, Nextcloud would have to rescan your files to see the photos, which you would trigger using the occ command.
@chris @switchingsocial@mastodon.at @nextcloud
Yeah, hopefully that helps.
Unfortunately, I haven’t quite made the switch from Google Photos to something more private like Nextcloud. Google Photos is just so convenient. But I know my privacy posture suffers for it. :/
@bin_sh @switchingsocial @nextcloud I get it. Photos and Google Fi are my last to major hold outs (other than a few apps I need I can only get from Play store, but that's a whole other issue). I figure, out of all of that, Photos sounds like an easy win on a lazy Saturday
@chris @switchingsocial@mastodon.at @nextcloud
That makes sense. Are there any known privacy concerns with Google Fi? Or are you just de-Googling your life?
@bin_sh @switchingsocial @nextcloud A little of both. Google Fi puts all my calls, my phone number, texts, etc in Google's machine but... it's so damn convenient. On the other hand, I had been so deep in Google's ecosystem out of pure laziness that I just needed to start diversifying.
@chris @switchingsocial@mastodon.at @nextcloud
I understand. Photos is probably my last major service of Google that I consistently rely on. And due to convenience in sharing for family, I don’t know if I could make the switch. They always are butthurt from me recommending they download *another* secure application.
@bin_sh @switchingsocial @nextcloud Ha! I get that. It's a big part of what kept me on Google for so long. It's one thing to move my own data... It's another for my wife's. Calendars were hard with this.
@bin_sh @switchingsocial @nextcloud Thanks. I'll give it a look.