hi all.
from a speed and data integrity standpoint, i wouldn't put the
database on the network share.
1) it's queried quite a bit during run time, you want that to be as
fast as you can (local ssd or similar)
2) if you ever get into the weird situation when you or someone else
are accessing the
If this is a doable solution.
Since the photos and the xmp files are on a NAS ,the files
in .config/darktable/ are the only ones that go out of sync.
Unison could be used to sync those on the 2 computers
I have used it for a number of years and it is quite good at
synchronizing 2 or more
Hi
I have a very similar to demand. I'm already in the second solution.
My basic setup is as follows:
- I import all my photos on my PC;
- The root folder of photos on PC is synchronized with my NAS (Synology)
with BTSync;
- On my notebook, I created a keyboard shortcut to a script
The risk is quite low as in difference to a local ext4 filesystem my NAS
share is ZFS based and recovering a snapshot or creating one is a matter of
seconds.
In addition no change is risking the raws... all differnces are doubled in
xmp's and the DB is a simple SQLite file...
I see a risk to
Hi,
I am trying to fit my workflow to me personal needs.
I have for desired workpattern:
A) I use a weak laptop to import fotos, to sort them, tag them, rate them
in the livingroom.
B) I go downstairs using a powerful PC with better display to work with DT
RAW modules or Gimp
C) I am offsite,
