On one of my Macs Iām getting āCannot set service name twiceā on startup of the new app version (manual download from the website, not an update in place from beta.9). Iāve deleted the application and reinstalled. But still getting this. Any tips?
On Windows 10 desktop beta 9, I did the check upgrade and it successfully upgraded to beta 11. After the upgrade PhotoStructure did not automatically start; I donāt know if it should.
After starting the program I went to Help/About⦠and the About window displayed āError Internal Server Errorā I closed the window and opened About again and normal information displayed
In first start-up of the program, it automatically started and did some minor syncing but the About window initially displayed with Internal error mentioned aboveā¦
I shut down Windows 10 desktop beta 11 and then restarted the program. This time I was asked to login to my account again and select the PhotoStructure library (the default library location was shown and selected and I had to change the library to where my library is located) All photo locations were correctly shown. Once I had logged in and library location selected, it worked correctly with no obvious syncing etc. The About window showed correctly.
Donāt know if I caused this or not, but figured I would mention it.
Had loaded beta.10⦠had it rebuilding (slow) my database.
Then 11 came I and I thought āwhy notā, so I updated to 11.
It went through the āwelcomeā and āsettingsā screen instead of just starting. Had all my data and after clicking through it picked up where it had been and seems to have finished just fine.
This is a docker running on unRaid.
So⦠short version - when should you see the welcome screen?
Prior-to-beta.10 library paths were ignored by beta.10 and beta.11. This meant if you upgraded to beta.10 or beta.11 youād have to re-select your library.
I am a noob with docker but here is my experience, probably self-inflicted ā I edited my run (terminal/cli) bash script from beta 9 to 11, and ran it. it took me thru the welcome and login, verify, then the settings. i was lazy and just clicked āmanualā on where to scan but did not fill in all of the various places that I had entered previously⦠I will check later to see if it actually re-used my previous settings or not.
It did remember my previous file paths, and picked up the new photos I added today. thanks!
beta.10 didnāt properly migrate libraryPath, and for docker users, the prior behavior defaulted writing settings directly into /ps/config, but beta.10/11 wanted to write to /ps/config/PhotoStructure, which resulted in people unexpectedly seeing the welcome page or Error: code ENOENT: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/ps/config/PhotoStructure/settings.toml'