Closed maxime1992 closed 2 years ago
If you are unsure what could be the cause, please do not open a bug issue. Thank you! 🙏
What does this mean ? Isn't it the idea of an issue ? You don't know where it comes from but you make a detailed report hoping someone can either fix it or give some guidance ?
I find it a bit rude to close the issue that quick while I took the time to explain and provide a repo.
If I have missed a step, tell me and I'll try to add details but could we reopen that issue please ?
What does this mean ? Isn't it the idea of an issue ? You don't know where it comes from but you make a detailed report hoping someone can either fix it or give some guidance ?
I find it a bit rude to close the issue that quick while I took the time to explain and provide a repo.
If I have missed a step, tell me and I'll try to add details but could we reopen that issue please ?
You're not wrong, and in a lot of projects this is exactly how it works. Photoprism is a little different, as there are at least two places to go with problems.
For Bugs that are definitely caused by photoprism misbehaving or feature requests, a github issue is the way to go. But: if you're not sure if photoprism is misbehaving or your particular setup has an issue, then what you're looking for is some kind of technical support. For these things, you can open a github discussion. If it turns out to actually be a photoprism bug, a real issue can be opened.
I've seen @lastzero converting issues to discussions before. I'm not entirely sure why this wasn't the case here
1. What is not working as documented?
Following the docker compose file and setting the following env variables:
it's not possible to upload pictures successfully.
Here are the logs I can see:
2. How can we reproduce it?
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
spin up the following docker compose:
Open the app, upload a few pictures. Once the upload is done, no picture will be displayed on the main page.
Looking at the logs will reveal the errors
docker logs test-photoprism
.3. What behavior do you expect?
I'd expect to be able to upload pictures as a non root user.
Looking at the freshly created volumes:
ls -l ./opt/photoprism
I'm guessing that the originals folder should not belong to
root
butmaxime
?If I (as a test) run
sudo chmod -R a+rwx ./opt/
and start the container again it's all good though but it's not working initially which is confusing.4. What could be the cause of your problem?
Unsure
5. Can you provide us with example files for testing, error logs, or screenshots?
Already done
6. Which software versions do you use?
All latest from Docker images but I don't think it matters as it just look like a permission issue.
As for the OS it's running on it's Ubuntu so Linux based, not windows.
7. On what kind of device is PhotoPrism installed?
Doesn't apply here I believe
8. Do you use a Reverse Proxy, Firewall, VPN, or CDN?
Doesn't apply here I believe