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importing images from command line using symlink #1118
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What version of Lychee are you using? |
Currently using the latest available docker from linuxserver and it is running Lychee 4.3.4 |
Yup, that fix is not in 4.3.4. |
Isn't 4.3.4 the latest available version? Is there any workaround I can apply? |
4.3.4 is the latest release; the fix was committed after that release came out so is not included in any public release yet. However, you should be able to apply the fix to your 4.3.4 tree. Simply replace the file |
Thank you for the advice, I will give it a try and see if it works. |
You could also see whether they provide a Docker image that tracks master. We do. |
When trying to import images through the command line, as described in the, docs it is unclear if it is possible to add the new images using symlinks or deleting originals.
Is it possible to have the same level of functionality when using the command line as the web interface?
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