the OCI UI for opening ports is not the most intuitive piece of software I’ve seen…
Can't agree more :)
Tiritibambix
joined 3 years ago
You answered while I was editing my post. The fact is that I am not the brightest bulb in the box. I forgot to open the proper ports.
Thanks for your support :)
As mentioned in my post, I already use it for backing up my mobile pictures. I really want to draw a line between my personnal pics and my photo work, but I might reconsider it, as Immich is great indeed.
I gave Photoprism a shot a while ago when it was still in its early stages. Just revisited it recently, and I must say it has definitely matured and become more appealing. However, I did notice that it's missing a few options that I really enjoy using in Lychee.
I'm already using Immich for photo backup, but that serves a different purpose.
On the other hand, Piwigo felt a bit outdated to me - almost like stepping back in time 20 years.
Still on the hunt for a good Lychee replacement.
I only know of plant-it and hortusfox. I tried both.
I find plant it to be superior. Also, the dev is very nice and open to suggestions and usually implement them pretty quickly.
YMMV
SMB + Mixplorer
Lighter, I dont know. Faster, I'd say owncloud. YMMV
Nextcloud pleases A LOT 10% of it's users. Those 10% are composed by tech savvy people, coders and developpers that spent countless hours tinkering with their instance.
I'm one of the 90% left. Despite really wanting to use nextcloud and trying to set it up correctly for 2 years, I finally gave up and I feel much happier in my life, in my work, with my family and friends, and they thank me for that.
Now I just recommend Owncloud or seafile. They're both really easy to install and just work out of the box.
Out of habit and convenience, I keep a nextcloud running on oracle free tier just for what it's good at: caldav and contacts.
Thank you very much !
Oh that's great.
So do I need to keep this ?
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After being really desapointed by NC, I feel owncloud is much superior. No joke.
Like others already mentioned, seafile is a solid option too.