When using
docker run photostructure/server photostructure info
on my Synology, I am getting the following Error message:
Failed: Error: The library data directory, /ps/library/.photostructure, does not exist.
Error: The library data directory, /ps/library/.photostructure, does not exist.
at /ps/app/bin/list.js:3:350346
The directory is correctly mounted in docker and photostructure is writing stuff there.
The rest of the info is correctly displayed.
Ah: I should clarify those docs!
docker run spins up a new docker container, and that container won’t have the volume bind mounts that you set up for your library. Some commands, like list, must have access to your library to do their work.
You can spin up a shell within your current photostructure docker container, though, with docker exec -it $DOCKER_CONTAINER_ID sh and do commands like info, logcat, and logtail. Use docker ps to get either the “Container ID” or the “Name”: both will work for docker exec.
$ docker ps
CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES
7a86568eef7e photostructure/server:alpha "/sbin/tini -- /ps/a…" 15 seconds ago Up 14 seconds (health: starting) 0.0.0.0:1787->1787/tcp psdc_photostructure_1
7b1b4377eea3 containrrr/watchtower "/watchtower --inter…" 8 days ago Up 14 seconds 8080/tcp psdc_watchtower_1
$ docker exec -it 7a865 sh
/ps/app # ./photostructure info --version
1.0.0-alpha.7
Edit: added error and link to the PhotoStructure Tools page.
Merci, I tried docker exec -it photostructure /bin/bash, as often works.
That is only why I tried the above command.