I run dt on multiple machines (in multiple locations), I update the Arch
systems with the latest git on a very regular basis. The suggested idea
of using an external dive for the imagery and config files is appealing.
# darktable --configdir "/path/to/server/config/darktable" --cachedir
"/path/to/server/cache/darktable"
Would there be any problems created during an update? ... Would latency
be a significant problem? Could all of the config data be located on the
external drive?
David
On 2020-07-05 5:43 a.m., Bernhard wrote:
Torstein Eide schrieb am 05.07.20 um 14:36:
Hi
Is it possible to set up darktable in a server/client mode? Where I
have all my files and setting on server. But I can access the same
library from different client machines.
if you are only one person using one machine at a time you might set
the config-directory (and also the cache-directory) to the path on the
server:
e. g. like this:
# darktable --configdir "/path/to/server/config/darktable" --cachedir
"/path/to/server/cache/darktable"
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