srakaadvisors.blogg.se - Camerasync vs photosync

Seafile - I tried the Seafile app together with Seafile, and this too didn't work too well.

I tried them anyway, and they all got confused too easily I then would need to keep a Synology NAS for my solution to keep working, which I didn't like.

It also means I would need to connect to a VPN all the time while out, or expose my Synology NAS to the internet (Which is a TERRIBLE idea).

It also seems like the tools I would use for this seem to change and get replaced over the years. Synology Apps - I tried many of the different Synology solutions, but all of their apps seem quite poorly made, and not very well supported.I did try the app, but it would frequently get confused if I took pictures in quick succession and then deleted them at the destination. It doesn't feel like something that is going to be there forever, and I didn't want to rely on something that may stop working. NextCloud - While I run NextCloud, I don't really like it all too much.There were plenty, but they all had issues too Without using extra software, the pictures would end up on a computer, not my NAS which is backed up.Even with my 26GB of space from referrals, it would get low after taking a long trip and taking a lot of video Even if I am already at home, it relies on my Internets upload speed.I just don't trust cloud storage unless I am the only one holding and controlling the keys. Every single image I would ever take with my phone would be on the internet ready for Dropbox to have a data breach, or for some over-reaching government agency to collect.

I had several issues with using Dropbox for this: I used to use Dropbox for getting images from my iPhone, to a computer, but I wanted a better solution. This solution will transfer photos photos from my iPhone to my home NAS automatically (Or manually) based on location, and its all self-hosted and encrypted.