Closed stepc0re closed 1 year ago
I think there are a few tricks to running docker on a pi. A quick google found this which may be relevant to your issue: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70195968/dockerfile-raspberry-pi-python-pip-install-permissionerror-errno-1-operation
I don't run docker on pi but I do run a kubernetes cluster with its own container runtime. I have to add this to the end of the command line in /boot/cmdline.txt
cgroup_enable=cpuset cgroup_memory=1 cgroup_enable=memory
Thanks! It looks like it works. I needed to update libseccomp2 like shown on the page.
We have nearly 200gb of Fotos on the cloud so it'll take a while.
10-11 20:53:26 WARNING gphotos-sync 0.1.dev1+g2f6bcbb 2022-10-11 20:53:26.482020 10-11 20:53:27 WARNING Indexing Google Photos Files ...
Will it also download the files my wife shared with me?
Yes. If you see the photos in your library then they should be downloaded, even if they are in shared albums.
Yep they are. Awesome!
Hi i have issues starting gphotos-sync with docker on my NAS. Because it's headless i first started it once on my laptop (ubuntu). This finally worked and I got my .gphotos.token.
I copied it to the location where I want to have my photos synced. It's on the NAS-Drive I set up with OpenMediaVault.
it looks like this:
because i dont need the webpage I used this syntax:
user@raspberry:/$ sudo docker run --rm -v $config:/config -v $storage:/storage ghcr.io/gilesknap/gphotos-sync /storage
and i got
did I forget something?
My NAS runs on a Raspberry Pi4 with OpenMediaVault 5. The filesystem of the storage is ext4.
Thanks in advance!