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Ģx120GB Crucial BX500 SSD (Mirror) for bootĨx8TB WD80E(Z/M)AZ (RAIDZ2) (1 RMA'ed after 12 months)Ģx1TB Samsung 860 EVO SSD (Mirror) running the following jails and VMs:Ĭalibre 4.7.0 and replaced with Calibre-Web 0.6.18 running in a Docker container Took me a Sunday afternoon to implement this (my job is systems administration) - would take me at least twice the time to do a write up. Took me a Sunday afternoon to implement this (my job is systems administration) - would take me at least twice the time to do a write up are you comfortable with system administration tasks using ssh and just a text editor?

setup dehydrated and generate certificate.setup DNS so the cloud is reachable under a friendly name.configure your home router to forward 80 and 443 to your nextcloud VM.NFS mount that dataset on /var/nextcloud.cerate ZFS dataset outside of VM in FreeNAS, share via NFS.var/nextcloud to use as the data directory configure nginx, leave out SSL for now, instructions here:.

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pkg install mysql56-server nginx dehydrated redis pecl-redis.

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create bhyve VM with 4 GB or RAM, a NIC and a disk device, add ISO image of FreeBSD 11.1 install CD.

I am not sure if plex, emby or nextcloud does geo-tagging, you will have to look into are you comfortable with system administration tasks using ssh and just a text editor?īecause if not, my step by step instructions won't be of much use ) They are a little easier to customize this way and typically receive updates quicker.Īs long as you have a public IPv4 or IPv6 address (Although ipv6 in my freenas jails has been a little wonky),you can set these up to be accessible from anywhere. They actually do an okay job, but if you know your way through a bash terminal,you should setup Owncloud/Nextcloud/Plex/Emby manually. So if I want to watch something I stream it through Emby, but the actually uploading is using NextCloud as a proxy. My Emby server also has a personal photo/video libraries that pulls from these directories so everything gets sent to Freenas through Nextcloud and gets backed up. I also use the App to automatically upload my person videos to a personal video SMB storage on Freenas. In any case, I use NextCloud (Fork from Owncloud). I had to ditch plex due to some issues with Plex not working and I could not get them resolved. I use nextcloud in combination with Emby. I use two products for my personal audio/video needs. but maybe there is something much more photos oriented solution I'm not aware of. I did not check OwnCloud and NextCloud yet but I expect that thay have some interface for photos library, just do not know whether is is closer to plex or iPhoto capabilities. So the question is whether there is any plugin or application that can be installed in jail that allows manage photos in sophisticated way.

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When comes to managing media like movies, TV shows, music plex is partially solving this as plex client works almost on everything, but the drawback is that management of photos is far away of what Lightroom and iPhoto can do and how it can present it.

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However I can access my photos from any device and location on the condition I have access to NAS, the way I see photos depends fully on the client, I will not install iPhoto on Android device and Lightroom on TV etc. Let's see my goal is the ability to view my pictures from any device (TV, Laptop, computer, phone, tablet etc.) and any location (home/outside) and I'm keeping my photos and Library data (metadata) of PhotoShop Lightroom or Iphoto on NAS (e.g. I think it is worth to refresh the topic after several months as I'm also looking for such solution but putting Photos Library (no matter what kind of) on NAS and keeping client application managing them is really very limited solution.