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TheLastGimbus / GooglePhotosTakeoutHelper

Script that organizes the Google Takeout archive into one big chronological folder
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/gpth-bin
Apache License 2.0
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More tgz issues? #222

Closed unintended-consequences closed 9 months ago

unintended-consequences commented 12 months ago

Got a fresh 15GB takeout-2023date.tgz file, which I manually extracted into a blank directory on Linux.

The folder structure is: /path/to/Takeout/Google Photos/2023/files

But running gpth-linux --input "/path/to/Takeout" --output "/path/to/output" says I couldn't find any D:

Same error for gpth-linux --input "/path/to/Takeout/Google Photos" --output "/path/to/output" and gpth-linux --input "/path/to/Takeout/Google Photos/2023" --output "/path/to/output"

unintended-consequences commented 12 months ago

Does the --fix flag do essentially the same thing?

TheLastGimbus commented 11 months ago

umm, tgz issues should be completely gone on gpth's side, because it no longer unpacks it itself...

can you show here screenshot of both your folders with your stuff, and terminal saying it didn't find anything?

--fix flag

ehhh, i should rename that...

https://github.com/TheLastGimbus/GooglePhotosTakeoutHelper/blob/959b78b0a3c2e926c159ba67498a83ffaa6b39f5/bin/gpth.dart#L32-L36

--fix is just a handy tool if you have any photos laying around and want to set their last modified dates with same heuristics that gpth uses

TheLastGimbus commented 9 months ago

Closing for now, hope you resolved - feel free to report any updates