update to latest version

[jwcasl]

Thank you for this port. With this and the notes found in this thread (https://www.truenas.com/community/threads/how-to-install-photoprism-in-jail.88862/page-5) I was able to get photoprism to compile and work in freebsd.

However, the version in the port still sometimes rotates an HEIF photo when converting to jpeg. It looks like this was fixed in the 5/20/21 version of photoprism. Is it possible to update the port to the the 5/20/21 or latter version?

Thanks again for the great work.

[psa]

Fixed in #18

[psa]

Also, if you're running FreeBSD 13.0, you can pull a binary release from https://github.com/psa/photoprism-freebsd-port/releases

[jwcasl]

Thank you! I'm unfortunately still on FreeBSD 12.2 since I'm using XigmaNAS as the base system, and it has not yet moved to v13. Is it possible to provide the binary release for FreeBSD 12.2?

[dml33]

Awesome that there is now a binary package! I am also running it in a FreeBSD 12.2 jail in XigmaNAS. Last time, it took me a whole day to compile the whole port of the 20210505 version, apart from solving some compiling problems regarding Tensorflow (a missing patch and set CPU limitation to 2 cores).

Does this package have the AVX CPU extensions enabled? For example, my tiny Intel N3050 processor does not have them. Maybe, different packages depending on it could be released.

If you provide a FreeBSD 12.2 package I will be pleased to test it.

Many thanks.

[psa]

Unfortunately, I only build for my servers and they're all FreeBSD 13.0 with AVX (but not AVX2). If someone builds 12.2 packages and wants them hosted in the same place, I'm happy to attach them to my releases page.

[dml33]

How do you build the txz package? Is there any script? In the Makefile I do not see any package section. Thanks

[psa]

@dml33

cd /usr/ports/www
git checkout https://github.com/huo-ju/photoprism-freebsd-port photoprism
cd photoprism
make package

The package should then be in the work directory.

The better way to do it is to use poudriere, it takes a little more configuration and you can find several guides, such as this one https://danschmid.de/en/blog/poudriere-guide

If you want to use that, then you'll need to checkout this repository in the poudriere ports directory (e.g. /usr/local/poudriere/ports/default/www/photoprism) and then run poudriere bulk -j <poudriere jail name> www/photoprism

[dml33]

@dml33

cd /usr/ports/www
git checkout https://github.com/huo-ju/photoprism-freebsd-port photoprism
cd photoprism
make package

The package should then be in the work directory.

The better way to do it is to use poudriere, it takes a little more configuration and you can find several guides, such as this one https://danschmid.de/en/blog/poudriere-guide

If you want to use that, then you'll need to checkout this repository in the poudriere ports directory (e.g. /usr/local/poudriere/ports/default/www/photoprism) and then run poudriere bulk -j <poudriere jail name> www/photoprism

I have just built the 20210505 package for FreeBSD 12.2 and non AVX CPUs. How can I send it to you?

[psa]

@dml33 I have sent you a collaboration request, once you accept you should be able to upload to the repository directly.

If that doesn't work for you, let me know and I'll send you an email address you can use which will accept large attachments.

[dml33]

@psa Thanks! I have just uploaded my package as a new release. Just as suggestion, I like the style used for releases for Emby-server, for example: https://github.com/MediaBrowser/Emby.Releases/releases There, under the same Release, there are differente packages, for differente platforms and flavours. In this case, under the 20210505 release, we could place both the FreeBSD 13.0 and FreeBSD 12.2-noAVX packages. Do as you wish, of course.

Thank you for letting me collaborate with you.

[psa]

@dml33 Great idea, thanks. Fixed.

[psa]

@huo-ju I believe this can be closed.

[dml33]

@psa I have just finished compiling g20210523. I am uploading the g20210523 package for FreeBSD 12.2 and no-AVX CPU extensions to your repository. Thanks to you both!