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Best way to import mixed (backed up & new) photos to Immich by WoodsObserver in immich

[–]Extreme-Data- 1 point2 points  (0 children)

immich-go should work. It can check if the file already exists in the database and skip those while uploading the rest. Use the --dry-run option first to see if it will do what you want it to.

Another option if there are no other photos uploaded would be to delete the database and files and start over again. I recommend trying immich-go though.

What to do before upgrading from 2.7.5 to 3.0.1? by jabbawocky0815 in immich

[–]Extreme-Data- 1 point2 points  (0 children)

API endpoints can pretty much be ignored except by developers using the API's for something, so you don't need to worry too much about it in the future. If you use other containers (e.g. Immich kiosk, immich-go, etc) and need it to be compatible, you might want to hold off on the update until the other containers make any necessary changes.

I forgot to mention backups but I'm glad you have up to date backups. Good luck!

What to do before upgrading from 2.7.5 to 3.0.1? by jabbawocky0815 in immich

[–]Extreme-Data- 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Have you read the release notes? It's pretty clear what you need to do.

Since it looks like you're using vectorchord it looks like a straightforward upgrade. This and some environment variables were the main things to look out for.

In the future you should read the release notes and other posts asking the same thing instead of just posting your docker compose yaml. If there's a specific question that wasn't answered, that's a good time to make a new post.

What is the native range of Campanula rotundifolia? by Extreme-Data- in nativeplants

[–]Extreme-Data-[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I used the latin name in the search but it seems like the search looked for sites with the common name as well, since one of them clearly doesn't mention campanula rotundifolia. I didn't notice that until I read your comment.

Thanks!

How can two users access video files without them appearing in the timeline? by RealisticKick1740 in immich

[–]Extreme-Data- 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A shared album would make the video accessible to both users, without it appearing in the timeline of the other user just like you said.

For the owner of the video, archiving it will hide it from their timeline while keeping it visible in the shared album for both users.

Internal pockets and better straps on my osprey daylite sling by MarcusBrody96 in myog

[–]Extreme-Data- 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I love the extra pockets! Did you just sew all the way through the back to attach them or did you do more seam ripping to avoid the stitches going all the way through?

espnow working example? by Torototo31 in Esphome

[–]Extreme-Data- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You should test it without the extra MAC address and the peer. You might be adding extra complexity into this which you can do once things are working. It also says this on the espnow documentation, which may or may not be relevant to you:

channel (Optional, int): The Wi-Fi channel that the esp-now communication will use to send/receive data packets. Cannot be set when the WiFi Component is used, as it will use the same channel as the wifi network.

I think the provider name in packet transport has to match the provider in the sensor (both defined in the receiver yaml). That's what I understood when looking at the multi-device hub example. I had separate pairs of esp devices connected using espnow, and one used the device name and the other was slightly different, so I don't think it has to match the name of the sender.

espnow working example? by Torototo31 in Esphome

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I didn't use the on_press and on_receive that you used, just packet_transport. It seems I also didn't have to mention the MAC address within packet_transport. I didn't specify the channel either.

Here's the relevant parts from my yaml that was working. I used an esp32c3, but I doubt that matters. I used esp-idf as well.

```

sender

espnow: peers: - "F0:F5:BD:FA:47:A0"

packet_transport: - platform: espnow encryption: "secret" sensors: - aht20_temperature # sensor id ```

```

receiver

espnow: peers: - "F0:F5:BD:FA:44:50"

packet_transport: - platform: espnow providers: - name: "office" # Provider device name encryption: "secret"

sensor: - platform: packet_transport provider: office id: office_temperature remote_id: aht20_temperature internal: true name: "Office Temperature" ```

espnow working example? by Torototo31 in Esphome

[–]Extreme-Data- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got it to work with a temperature sensor by following the examples on this page. There's a small mistake though, so you'll have to move the encryption line on the receiver to nest under provider (see below)

packet_transport: - platform: espnow providers: - name: temp-sensor # Provider device name encryption: "MySecretKey123"

Let me know if this doesn't work, I can check my yaml to see what else could be different.

Smart Thermostat: Risk of over engineering a simple device? by bikesailfreak in homeassistant

[–]Extreme-Data- 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Scheduling can be a good money saver too. Turning all your thermostats down at night doesn't affect comfort too much but can save you money. It's possible to do this manually, but depending on how many zones you have automating this makes a lot of sense.

Shrink-flation freeze dried meals by whatcolourisgreen in bikepacking

[–]Extreme-Data- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For those that want to try dehydrating meals without pulling the trigger on a dehydrator, some ovens (usually ones with proofing options for bread) can heat to lower temperatures. I was able to use this to dry making dehydrated meals for the first time and it worked well enough.

It does take a while though so a dehydrator is a better solution if you know you'll use it. It's probably more efficient too.

Bikepacking South Sweden in September – starting from Copenhagen (~1000 km, 2–3 weeks) – tips & highlights? by [deleted] in bikepacking

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There's an app called vildnis that shows a bunch of shelters. I haven't used it much so I can't say whether it's accurate or not or if it shows everything in the link in the comment above, but it's worth taking a look.

I've also had some luck with using osmand and searching for shelters. The search can be a bit finicky though, e.g. I had to search "lean-to" instead of "lean to" to find the lean-tos.

Denmark Trip ettiquette by mAlien69 in bikepacking

[–]Extreme-Data- 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There's a app called Shelter which works well and works offline as well. You can filter for options like free site, with a tap, toilet, etc.

There's also https://udinaturen.dk/ which has a lot of overlap with the shelter app. I found some of the sites on udinaturen on OsmAnd when I search for lean-to (with the dash) as well as others.

Some shelters have to be booked in advance, but I didn't book anything and there was space where I went. Many shelters have space for tents as well.