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Share photos/albums
- [x] allow multiple users
- [x] signup page
- [x] admin settings to allow signups
- [x] set owners to photos and albums
- [x] user can only train / label faces in photos that belong to him
- [x] set permissions to allow users to see only their photos / albums
- [x] admin user management settings to set a specific subdirectory that belong to a specific user
- If you point the nextcloud data root directory on the host to container's
/data
when running a docker container, the admin can specify a given user's nextcloud data folder. When this user runs 'scan photos', it will import photos from the specified directory.
- If you point the nextcloud data root directory on the host to container's
- [x] public sharing
- [x] photos (no plans for albums)
- [ ] sharing between users
- [ ] sharing photos between users (view only)
- [x] sharing manually created albums between users (view only)
Share albums with user groups? Each user could organize registered members in groups and share albums with groups and users?
Hey @hooram I don't know your motivation nor goals, but if you allow multiple users uploading their photos then this becomes a photo sharing social network... scalability problem is just behind the corner.
If this is the direction you want to follow, why not contribute your great code to an existing open source social network like Diaspora?
You need to draw the line somewhere.
I could potentially contribute to this project but duplicating Diaspora doesn't make sense to me.
I use ActivityPub protocol network (Mastodon) which is great and allows federation with instances. Maybe implement ActivityPub for federation?
@pwFoo That sounds like a cool feature suggestion, I am just not sure how I see that happening without anyone who knows how to implement the decentralised aspect of things. As much as I'd like to see it.