Auch wenn ich großer #Nextcloud Fan bin vergeht mir bei den ständigen Autouploadproblemen der NC-#Android App und den Bugs bei vielen Appupdates so langsam die Lust darüber meine Handyfotos zu sichern. Was nimmt man stattdessen #selfhosted für den Autoupload der Fotos? #Syncthing? #Immich? Ganz was anderes? Am besten so, dass man den Fotospeicher noch in der Nextcloud mounten kann zum anschauen, aber halt read-only.
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Although I'm a big #Nextcloud fan, the frequent issues around the auto-upload feature of the NC-#Android app drive me into looking for an alternative for the auto-Backup of my mobile photos. What's a sensible #selfhosted solution? #Syncthing ? #Immich ? Something else. Ideally, I'd like to mount that storage as read-only in Nextcloud.
@roteiro
I had a lot of problems with the NextCloud app too, so I switched to the excellent FolderSync.
It has plenty of sync options, and also supports a lot of other protocols/cloud providers (sftp, smb, GoogleDrive, etc.)
I did not have a problem since.
I had a lot of problems with the NextCloud app too, so I switched to the excellent FolderSync.
It has plenty of sync options, and also supports a lot of other protocols/cloud providers (sftp, smb, GoogleDrive, etc.)
I did not have a problem since.
@sebsauvage
FolderSync here too.
I'd love to have more control options in the native client but for now it does not meet my needs.
FolderSync is a nice file manager too. Worth the license cost.
@roteiro
FolderSync here too.
I'd love to have more control options in the native client but for now it does not meet my needs.
FolderSync is a nice file manager too. Worth the license cost.
@roteiro
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