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After the conversation about it, I decided to go ahead and set up Immich myself. I'm running it in Docker on a Celeron 5100, 16GB RAM. With their docker-compose, setting up was no effort at all. It's got a lot more features and is a lot more professional than I was expecting. Face detection works; I can search for images by content; their iPhone app works great, etc. Only thing I would warn about is that it's pretty resource intensive. All the machine learning stuff takes several gigabytes of memory and right now it's not good about releasing that memory when it's not processing photos. The developers are working on it, though.
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Time_pants posted:I'm reposting this from a thread I posted earlier on the recommendation that I might have better luck here: Personally, I use and like Immich, but they're not kidding when they say it's under active development - I've had to go in and tinker with the docker-compose.yml file a few times to keep it working after updates. Other people in this thread have talked about using PhotoPrism and NextCloud, which should have apps also. There are a couple of other options listed here. I can't say how well they'll scale to 10TB of photos. In particular, Immich and PhotoPrism use a lot of machine learning for facial recognition and search, so importing that many images will take a while. There might be other, easier, options if you already have your photos nicely organized and just need to let people browse through folders. Depending on your setup, there's also the extra step of making it accessible outside the LAN. My solution was to install Tailscale, limit things to immediate family, and not worry about it too much, but that may not be feasible for you.
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