saimn
commented
10 years ago Hi @cristianhaulica ,
A Rasberry Pi rev.B is probably not the best computer to resize a lot of photos ;), imho it is easier to generate the gallery on another computer and rsync the output on the raspberry if you use it to serve the gallery.
- Invalid EXIF data: I tried in the last release to make the code more robust, but it is hard to test without examples of corrupted images. Please send me such images if you find some badly handled case.
- Big images: I don't know how much RAM was available, it is probable that sigal was killed by the linux OOM Killer. I don't know how much RAM is necessary to resize a 5MB image, maybe you could use something like https://github.com/astrofrog/psrecord to monitor the RAM usage of sigal. I will try to have a look at the RAM usage once I have finished the refactor I am working on.
cristianhaulica
RSully
Hi I am running SIGAL on a Rasberry Pi rev.B, hence, the resources are quite limited (RAM/CPU...) While running SIGAL over my (quite) large collection of photos, I encountered following stability issues, that should be treated somehow.
I believe these kind of errors should be handled by skipping the affected file, and keep processing the others (as it is done for movie files)
While this kind of errors I can manually handle in the initial generation of the gallery (I can see the last file generated, and usually the next one is the showstopper), this will become a real issue while updating a gallery, as a problematic file might get inserted in any album.