1: Upload photos from my phone onto my Unraid server (Only on wifi not wan) from my and my wifes phone
And i want it to be me folders pictures/month - But i want it to upload into my picture folder so Plex can see it (Im not sure nextcloud is uploading .jpg ?)
But do i need a seperat database for this small operation? Will it be slow?
Nextcloud stores files in it’s data folder. In this format: [nextcloud data folder]/[username]/files/[path within the Nextcloud interface]/[filename]
You can point Plex to a subdirectory of your Nextcloud user and that will accomplish what you want.
Seperate ? Nextcloud just needs a simple MySQL or Postgres Database. How you configure it and whether you want to reuse a MySQL/Postgres database for multiple applications is up to you. Was that your question ?
What does all this have to do with a database. Nextcloud stores the files in the above named folder and your web server and maybe Plex (i do not use that software) can point to it. Does Plex need a database? Maybe Plex must scan the directory if needed.
You could theoretically configure Nextcloud like that, but that would be a waste of time.
Just move all your photos into the Nextcloud and point Plex to the folder within Nextcloud, where you keep them.
You can move the files into the nextcloud locally by moving them in the appropriate location on the disk and running the occ files:scan command in the nextcloud docker (see documentation).
At first i thought that it will store All My pictures and files in the database. Not at. Jpg and so on. But I think i got it now. I think it is like plex.
Im using unraid and have a file structure that i want the pictures to go a specefic place.
I can see that i made it in the app data folder. Meaby thats not the best way.