Open Geektasticdad opened 3 hours ago
Okay quick update, I ran a Check and Repair of my database the ran the sync. File names are still wonky, but they aren't broken now. Is this normal behavior?
Hi,
please see the documentation https://www.grampsweb.org/user-guide/import/: when using Gramps Web, you should make sure you don't have any absolute media paths as these won't work on the server. Let me know if that resolves your problem.
I'm fairly new to Gramps, but I set up the Gramps app and then spun up a docker container running Gramps Web Frontend. I want to use the app to make updates and then sync them to the web UI so I can invite family to view. Problem is, when I run the sync, the filenames that get uploaded show the full file path.
When I set up the family tree, I used a different Database, Backup, and Media path, and I did this so the changes will sync to my OneDrive backups.
Database Path: C:\Users\\OneDrive\Documents\Gramps
Backups Path: C:\Users\\OneDrive\Documents\Gramps\Backups
Base Media Path: c:\users\\onedrive\Documents\Gramps\Media
The media I have is just in the root base media path, so the filenames would be something like "29665468_10215735084633126_6974925612187432103_o.jpg"
When I run the sync, they upload the file name as this "C:\Users\\OneDrive\Documents\Family Tree\Family Tree_media\29665468_10215735084633126_6974925612187432103_o.jpg" (note that this whole thing is the filename, see below).
I'm curious what I am doing wrong?
System Info for Gramps Web: Gramps 5.2.2 Gramps Web API 2.4.2 Gramps Web Frontend 24.8.0 Gramps QL 0.3.0 locale: en multi-tree: false task queue: true
System Info for Gramps App: GRAMPS: AIO64-5.2.3-r1-aa03f5a Python: 3.11.9 BSDDB: 6.2.9 (6, 0, 30) sqlite: 3.46.0 (2.6.0) LANG: en_US.UTF-8 OS: Windows
Gramps Web Sync v1.1.1