@3246 Just had a quick look . It seems the script gets injected in the pages using <script defer type="text/javascript" src="https://xxx/dist/custom.js"></script> at the very top. If you put alert('foo'); then it shows it all the pages. But the issue as you found is that the gallery page and individual photo page don't have the footer element. The footer is only in albums page it seems. I guess you have to ask upstream about this design/layout.

How are you adding images? It works well for me using a volume and image sync via terminal.

never seen this, might be worth reporting upstream though

@girish I can confirm that the issue is now resolved, BIG THANKS!

Okay will do that once I’m behind my desk.

@randyjc I have enabled it in the latest package.

@girish Thanks Girish. I'll message them on github and see if they're able to push an update with the fix, otherwise I might just do as you said and start using a lamp instance so I can apply bug fixes when needed.

The upload path variable is now set to a writeable location.

@imc67 It seems ubuntu 22 has built-in support for this. So, when we move to Ubuntu 22 base docker image, we will get support for this. $ convert -list format | grep HEIC AVIF* HEIC rw+ AV1 Image File Format (1.12.0) HEIC* HEIC rw+ Apple High efficiency Image Format (1.12.0) This will take a bit to first start testing Ubuntu 22 and then moving to it though. No timeline yet.

I am trying it right now to see if it can replace my LAMP Piwigo app and Nextcloud, neither of which are giving me what I need I was looking to automate importing photos and stumbled across Gustave's sync too. Sadly, it looks like it won't work on Cloudron because of dependencies. My setup is: Hetzner Storagebox mounted as volume to Lychee container Manually importing photos from /media/storagebox using symlinks So far, it works really well but the larger the albums grow the longer it takes to sync.

@girish Oh my bad!! I completely missed that !! thanks a lot for pointing me in the right direction !

@girish, thanks for following up. I tried a handful of things: Stop & start of the Lychee app. Full Reboot of the Cloudron Server. Uninstall and reinstall of the Lychee app. Increased allocated memory. I believe it was due to the allocated memory. I increased it from 256MB to 1GB this morning and everything is working fine. I can do some further testing when I have time to see if I can reproduce it. Either way, I'm now able to upload a photo (or multiple photos simultaneously). It would error uploading a single 5MB photo before this change. Thanks again!

@teamcrw I think the issue is not related the php settings. When the settings are low, it says so in the UI like below: [image: 1635537263338-da9bd484-a37c-49d0-9c60-ea76a692d250-image-resized.png] I am wondering if the issue is max_execution_time per https://lycheeorg.github.io/docs/faq.html#i-cant-upload-large-photos . The default value is set to 200, so that's under 3 minutes (can set it to 0 also to disable). Can you set it to much larger value and try? How long does your upload of 1GB take? You can also set APP_DEBUG=true in the env file and then restart the app. Check for errors in the browser and also Show Logs in the lychee UI after upload fails.

@nebulon oh didn't see that... So we will wait, thank you

@girish said in LOGO: @T3Gunner Ah, I suspected as much. This is not a support forum for Lychee - it's for the Lychee package of Cloudron. I wish I could help you out anyway but that seems unlikely because the question you asked is very much dependent on how the app is installed by the control panel. So you have to ask your question either in the Lychee project on GitHub or cPanel forums. Thanks for your help @girish, I'll just create a gallery using PIWIGO

@jdaviescoates Weird - does the app have it's own logs in /app/data?

@mario Done!

It seems that the Lychee-Laravel version is more rich in features, possibly a candidate for next update?