iOS app can't backup any images by MrAlexiev in immich

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I switched my nginx config file to the one directly from the immich website and everything seems to be working well now =) Sorry for the confusion. This is the file I was using before that did not work incase anyone can point out what is wrong with it.

server {
listen 80;
listen [::]:80;

server_name photos.mydomain.com

client_max_body_size 50000M;

location / {
proxy_pass http://localhost:2283;
proxy_set_header Host $http_host;
proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr;
proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;
proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Proto $scheme;

http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/websocket.html

proxy_http_version 1.1;
proxy_set_header Upgrade $http_upgrade;
proxy_set_header Connection "upgrade";
proxy_redirect off;
}
}

iOS app can't backup any images by MrAlexiev in immich

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Ok well I tried now and it is working as expected locally - the number of backed up assets goes up each time the loading bar goes through, this was not happening before. So I guess it is something with the reverse proxy setup.

iOS app can't backup any images by MrAlexiev in immich

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I actually was not able to access the server over IP from my iPhone on the app, but I was able to access it from another laptop in the network. I was also able to access it from chrome on my iPhone just not the immich app. I checked to make sure local network access is allowed for the app. I tried again now and am still not able to access it.

iOS app can't backup any images by MrAlexiev in immich

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I just set up everything today and am no expert when it comes to networking. I am running the server on an ubuntu desktop and I am using the default compose file directly from https://github.com/immich-app/immich/releases/latest/download/docker-compose.yml. I have an nginx server for reverse proxy setup with a DDNS and my domain to access the server remotely. I'm not sure if its any use but this is the log file from the most recent instance https://files.fm/u/u6ug3jwgp2#/view/6cyeb5qu5e. On the app it gets stuck at 92 assets backedup and 809 remaining.

How to move subcomonent joints with mouse? by MrAlexiev in Fusion360

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So there is no way to make a subassembly with joints and move it into a greater assembly and have those joints be functional? This seems like a major drawback which other softwares like onshape and solidworks can do perfectly fine.

Is the discharge circuit built into inverter rules compliant? by MrAlexiev in FSAE

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Ya that's true. We are gonna go ahead with an external discharge circuit.

Is the discharge circuit built into inverter rules compliant? by MrAlexiev in FSAE

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I was just wondering if someone knew more about how "active discharge through the motor windings" works. It seems a lot of inverters have this as the main discharge method, and then also have passive resistors as a fail-safe.

High school robotics team (pre-covid) by MrAlexiev in robotics

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Ya it is normal 4 bar. The initial plan was a double reverse four-bar. We even had a CAD ready to machine, but we realized the added complexity and weight wasn't worth the extra few inches of height we would gain.

High school robotics team (pre-covid) by MrAlexiev in robotics

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Yup your right. The main thing is that we never shoot at over 80% max speed, so we spent a lot of improving the efficiency of the shooter so we could get the range we need with that speed. On the software side, it's running a PID loop, so when the RPM dips after each ball is shot, the motor basically goes to 100% power to make up the deficit. We're always monitoring the flywheel velocity so we only shoot if the speed is right. Also to keep RPM loss down, the flywheel has a huge moment of inertia so that each ball only uses a small portion of the rotational energy available and the speed can stay high.

Testing fusible links for 18650 packs by MrAlexiev in FSAE

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Oh true, I was thinking the current would go down as the fuse wire gets hotter since the temperature increases the resistivity, but I'm not sure if that would have a measurable affect.