Satyajeet Kanetkar

Can confirm, the above patches seem to work for me too. Ensuring that `verify!` is called after a `PG::ConnectionBad` or a `PSQLException` with the message _This connection has been closed._,...

@thiagopradi There is a gist which claims to fix `use_transactional_fixtures` behavior for octopus: https://gist.github.com/twodollarz/2769765 This gist essentially does the below, when configuring rspec: ```ruby config.before do shards = ActiveRecord::Base.connection_proxy.instance_variable_get(:@shards) @connections...

For rails 5, the updated code looks something like this: ```ruby config.before do shards = ActiveRecord::Base.connection.instance_variable_get(:@proxy_config).instance_variable_get(:@shards) @connections = shards.values.map(&:connection) @connections.each do |connection| connection.begin_transaction(joinable: false) end end config.after do @connections.each do...

If photoprism somehow ensures that all photo information including thumbnails, etc are stored within a single directory hierarchy, we can just use the [`rclone` tool](https://github.com/rclone/rclone) with its `mount` subcommand to...

> performance probably will be so bad, You're right, that's going to be the most likely issue with that approach. I'm looking into the VFS caching options to see if...

@kruemelro where are the thumbnails and other generated data stored? I'm assuming they also end up on S3 through the FS layer? How much S3 r/w API chatter ($$$) is...

> i only have the originals folder on S3, import and storage folders are on local ssd. With this the thumbnails are located on the local ssd. I guess this...

> data split > Encryption is done with a customer provided key encryption > Photoprism doesn't see the s3 or the encryption at all. Now if only we had a...

Yea, this looks like a complete fix!

This fixes #90