Cannot add custom walk paths in standalone version

zanllp / sd-webui-infinite-image-browsing

A fast and powerful image/video browser for Stable Diffusion webui / ComfyUI / Fooocus / NovelAI / StableSwarmUI, featuring infinite scrolling and advanced search capabilities using image parameters. It also supports standalone operation.

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Cannot add custom walk paths in standalone version #452

Open Dream-Cypher opened 9 months ago

Dream-Cypher commented 9 months ago

Hello, In the sd-webui extension, I can add additonal paths to the "walk" menu, for example d:/otherapp/output.

On the standalone exe version, it warns me that this could take a long time to index, but even when I click "OK", and it says it was successful, the path is not added to the menu.

zanllp commented 9 months ago

Is there any error message?

Dream-Cypher commented 9 months ago

No.

when I select the folder from the dialog box it says" "Are you sure you want to add? This may take a lot of time to index if the folder is large." and gives a cancel and an OK button.

When I click "OK", it immediatels says "Add completed" with a green checkmark at the top of the screen, but the folder is not added to the Walk mode menu.

zanllp commented 9 months ago

Is this folder located on a network hard drive? IIB doesn't support some locally mounted network hard drives very well.

You can try adding a few more folders to see if it works.

Dream-Cypher commented 8 months ago

No, just folders on the local hard drive. I am able to add them using the extension from within A1111, just not using the standalone version.

yellowcooln commented 7 months ago

IB doesn't support some locally mounted network hard drives very well.

That does explain why it's not mounting for me. I wanted to mount an old outputs folder from my network share and it didn't work. I can view files from the current outputs folder with no issues, I just can't mount other ones.

Rakly3 commented 7 months ago

in the sd-webui-infinite-image-browsing folder locate the file .env.example Make a copy of it in the same folder and rename it to .env

Open the .env file with notepad and change IIB_ACCESS_CONTROL=auto to IIB_ACCESS_CONTROL=disable Yes, that's disable

Relaunch the app/A1111 and add your custom path. I have not tested this with network mounted shares.

yellowcooln commented 7 months ago

Open the .env file with notepad and change IIB_ACCESS_CONTROL=auto to IIB_ACCESS_CONTROL=disable I have not tested this with network mounted shares.

I can confirm it works!!!

No, the 40TB is not all StableDiffusion Outputs. It's just what I named the share in Unraid.