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help needed: netmount & duplicates

Uwe Haider
Hi,

my collection is grown to big for my hard disk (~2.250.000 pictures). So
I've buyed an Qnap T431 NAS and try to move it. Two issues make me
unsure about the right way:

- What shall I use to connect digikam with the NAS? Samba or nfs? What's
stable and fast? And what must be in the removable media settings of DK 5.2?

- After several years with different backup strategys I got some parts
of the folder tree duplicated. Perhaps are the duplicate folder trees
with different tags/faces/coordinates etc... What is the sure & easy way
to clean it up without breaking my SQL-Base? Surely within digikam?
Shall I write all metadata in the files, copy in bash the "wrong" folder
over the right "folder" skipping existing files?

Do you have experience with such issues? Your advice is very welcome here...

Sorry Gilles, I must move all collections first and clean up the
folders. Then I will be back to the bug.

--
Uwe Haider
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http://www.familie-haider.de



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Re: help needed: netmount & duplicates

Sebastian Niehaus

Try duplicity AS backup Programme. I really like it


Am 29.09.2016 8:17 nachm. schrieb "Uwe Haider" <[hidden email]>:
Hi,

my collection is grown to big for my hard disk (~2.250.000 pictures). So
I've buyed an Qnap T431 NAS and try to move it. Two issues make me
unsure about the right way:

- What shall I use to connect digikam with the NAS? Samba or nfs? What's
stable and fast? And what must be in the removable media settings of DK 5.2?

- After several years with different backup strategys I got some parts
of the folder tree duplicated. Perhaps are the duplicate folder trees
with different tags/faces/coordinates etc... What is the sure & easy way
to clean it up without breaking my SQL-Base? Surely within digikam?
Shall I write all metadata in the files, copy in bash the "wrong" folder
over the right "folder" skipping existing files?

Do you have experience with such issues? Your advice is very welcome here...

Sorry Gilles, I must move all collections first and clean up the
folders. Then I will be back to the bug.

--
Uwe Haider
[hidden email]
http://www.familie-haider.de


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Re: help needed: netmount & duplicates

Uwe Haider
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Thanks for your advice - but this is not my problem. I do my backups with my NAS now (Raid on NAS + external copy).

I am looking for an way to clean up my album tree without loosing any pictures.  I know the search for duplicates. But the view of the found duplicates is confusing to me. Some of the duplicates are different tagged or developed. Merging would be a solution - but is it possible?

uhai

Am 08.10.2016 um 05:38 schrieb [hidden email]:
Re: help needed: netmount & duplicates

Try duplicity AS backup Programme. I really like it

Am 29.09.2016 8:17 nachm. schrieb "Uwe Haider" [hidden email]:

Hi,

my collection is grown to big for my hard disk (~2.250.000 pictures). So
I've buyed an Qnap T431 NAS and try to move it. Two issues make me
unsure about the right way:

- What shall I use to connect digikam with the NAS? Samba or nfs? What's
stable and fast? And what must be in the removable media settings of DK
5.2?

- After several years with different backup strategys I got some parts
of the folder tree duplicated. Perhaps are the duplicate folder trees
with different tags/faces/coordinates etc... What is the sure & easy way
to clean it up without breaking my SQL-Base? Surely within digikam?
Shall I write all metadata in the files, copy in bash the "wrong" folder
over the right "folder" skipping existing files?

Do you have experience with such issues? Your advice is very welcome
here...

Sorry Gilles, I must move all collections first and clean up the
folders. Then I will be back to the bug.

--
Uwe Haider
[hidden email]
http://www.familie-haider.de


-- 
Uwe Haider
[hidden email]
http://www.familie-haider.de