After your initial import completes, PhotoStructure re-scans for changes every day.
If you’d like this to be more or less frequent, change the syncIntervalHours
library setting.
Related:
After your initial import completes, PhotoStructure re-scans for changes every day.
If you’d like this to be more or less frequent, change the syncIntervalHours
library setting.
Related:
I’ve not specifically set any environment variables or messed with either settings.toml file.
However, my PhotoStructure docker install has not been auto-updating since my original setup. I had to run a ‘Restart Sync’ in the Web UI for it to pull in photos added since mid-Jan (when I first installed it). Where would I look to figure out what is going on?
That’s no good: sorry it’s not working correctly! I’ll take another look at the scheduling code and make sure it looks right. I’ll change this to a “bug” until things are working on your end (but it may take a new version to fix this).
You can either run sync by hand with debugging enabled, or set PS_LOG_LEVEL=info
in your container and look at the -sync- logs with logcat
. The class in charge of that is SyncPaths
(so that’s something to grep for).