@jdaviescoates said in Immich, Side-by-Side Comparison, and Voting?: I wouldn't have put this in the Immich category because it hasn't really got anything to do with that app. Closest I've found is https://pollunit.com/en/tutorials/vote_for_images You could probably create something similar using LimeSurvey but not in a nice automated way like you are looking for. There used to be this fun app in Nextcloud (which also wasn't really what you're looking for, but similar-ish) but it hasn't been updated for 4 years https://apps.nextcloud.com/apps/keeporsweep That is very kind of you and thanks for looking. I didn't think of LimeSurvey in this instance, but as you suggest, it is a bit overkill for what I have in mind. There is a tool to accomplish this task in DigiKam, but it is quite a large program too, and more for personal use than for displaying to hordes of people, though there are options for rating images. That PollUnit is a cool suggestion.

@jdaviescoates said in How to make Cloudron Immich keep its files in mounted block storage?: @LoudLemur said in How to make Cloudron Immich keep its files in mounted block storage?: I try the commands to create a volume, what commands? where? Thank you @jdaviescoates , you magic man! Thank you too, @nebulon for finding the time to look at my post. As usual, Cloudron already had all the information I needed there. My difficulty came from reading the output of the blkid command: blkid You are returned a UUID result along with a PARTUUID result, and I copy/pasted the wrong one.

@nebulon said in Immich takes a very long time to be ready on first run: I somehow can't reproduce any such slow initial startup behavior. Immich started working eventually. I just needed to wait. The delay might have been because I had uninistalled an instance of Immich just previously and was re-installing. Alternatively, the process might have been interrupted by my increasing the RAM allocation when it was about to start, and had to go back to square one. Anyway, it is going now.

@nebulon Noted. Thanks!

@nebulon Thanks, that worked a treat. I had tried 443 as the port previously, but that didn't work possibly because I didn't use 'https' in the url. Port 2283 was specified on the Immich Github page.

@jdaviescoates the update is already shipped now, but I have to disable the internal update notification then for our package.