Closed dmtalon closed 2 years ago
When you run photoprism help
, all available commands are displayed:
COMMANDS:
start, up Starts the web server
stop, down Stops the web server in daemon mode
status Checks if the web server is running
index Indexes original media files
mv, import Moves media files to originals
cp, copy Copies media files to originals
...
So mv (or import) should move, while cp (or copy) should copy. If that does not work as described, let us know! 🤔
Thank you for the reply. If I use 'copy' will that trigger indexing of the newly copied photos? Because that is my 'sticky' point right now. Getting Nextcloud synced photos to 'automatically' be introduced into photoprism. (copied from import, and indexed).
It should
That appears to work exactly how I want!! I did not see copy as an option by looking here:
https://docs.photoprism.app/getting-started/docker/
which lead me to only using help as follows.
docker
So, I unfortunately missed the larger help file :/
Thank you again for your quick reply. I will put a cron task to run the 'copy' command every so often to import new uploaded photos.
I read somewhere (here I believe) that said for import, copy is the default, however when I run the import command below, it moves files from the import directory. I tried using --help but it doesn't supply additional options to trigger copy vs. move but indicates it moves files.
I am using the command: docker exec photoprism import
I tried --help and it says that it 'moves' media files to originals.
Is there a flag to copy?
My use case is, that I am uploading photos via the NextCloud app to the NextCloud Photo directory which is set as the import directory. Unfortunately, this does not auto-trigger importing, so I plan to run a cron task to trigger the above command. I would like the option to leave the photos within nextcloud also.