@@AwesomeOpenSource I was actually having problems even running the docker compose command. I learned that it won't run if there is an extra space next to "# PICSUR_MAX_FILE_SIZE: 128000000". So, I deleted the hashtag, but not the space to the right of it. Isn't that something.
I for the life of me cannot get this to work on unRAID, tried this and tried the premade "app" alongside postgres 14 and cannot get them to work together.
Thanks for the reply, Brian. I really need to focus on getting my servers set up before I do anything else. Any chance we could connect via phone at some point? Or, I suppose we could do rocket chat or something.@@AwesomeOpenSource
Thank you for bringing this wonderful open source jewel to our attention Brian. Much appreciated The only issue that I am having is that I am unable to copy any of the generated links once I have uploaded the image. Error: Copying to clipboard failed. And, Sharing is not supported on your device (PC running Windows 10)
Let me think. Seems like I ran into that the first time I ran it. I just don't recall what it was that caused it. Maybe I uploaded a photo before I created the URL, and it wouldn't let me use it...I'm so sorry, I know I saw it but don't recall what I did to fix it. If I think of it, I'll respond back.
Great video I had a question. After the video Nginx Proxy Manager Vulnerability by Christen Lempa I switched from NPM to Caddy. Is there a way that your keeping your NPM safe from the vulnerability or did it get patched in a new update? Are you using it internally or your port forwarding it to the web?
So, the particular vulnerability that was listed, was addressed by the NPM team. It also required you to have ACLs setup and in use, and an authenticated user to perform the exploit, so also a lot of things that would have to fall into place even if it wasn't fixed. Anyway, I'm still quite happy with NPM at this point.
Thank you for explaining so well - was eagerly waiting for this video. Worked perfectly!
Glad it helped!
"lmao a-long-strong-assword i forgot the p" thanks for what you post I have learned a lot from you with docker
I'm always leaving off something like that, but eventually I catch it. ;-)
I appreciate you telling us what the commands do as you're going through explaining the installation process. Thank you
so glad my format is helpful!
@@AwesomeOpenSource I was actually having problems even running the docker compose command. I learned that it won't run if there is an extra space next to "# PICSUR_MAX_FILE_SIZE: 128000000". So, I deleted the hashtag, but not the space to the right of it. Isn't that something.
Thanks
No problem
I for the life of me cannot get this to work on unRAID, tried this and tried the premade "app" alongside postgres 14 and cannot get them to work together.
What kinds of errors do you see in the logs?
Thanks so much for all you do for us viewers, Brian
One important question, do you have a video showing your video production software and devices?
I don't. I just use OBS or SimpleScreenRecorder, a Neewer Mic, Audacity, and Shotcut (and GIMP for the Thumbnails). I could make one I suppose.
Thanks for the reply, Brian. I really need to focus on getting my servers set up before I do anything else. Any chance we could connect via phone at some point? Or, I suppose we could do rocket chat or something.@@AwesomeOpenSource
The title say "Piscur" instead of "Picsur".
Yep. I messed up.
Is this the best DAM software?
LOL. It's pretty DAM good.
Great to know. Thank you.
Heads up: you misspelled the name in the title.
Thank you, if I don’t misspell at least one thing per episode, I feel like I’m getting too good. Hahaha.
Thank you for bringing this wonderful open source jewel to our attention Brian. Much appreciated The only issue that I am having is that I am unable to copy any of the generated links once I have uploaded the image. Error: Copying to clipboard failed. And, Sharing is not supported on your device (PC running Windows 10)
Let me think. Seems like I ran into that the first time I ran it. I just don't recall what it was that caused it. Maybe I uploaded a photo before I created the URL, and it wouldn't let me use it...I'm so sorry, I know I saw it but don't recall what I did to fix it. If I think of it, I'll respond back.
Great video I had a question.
After the video Nginx Proxy Manager Vulnerability by Christen Lempa I switched from NPM to Caddy.
Is there a way that your keeping your NPM safe from the vulnerability or did it get patched in a new update?
Are you using it internally or your port forwarding it to the web?
So, the particular vulnerability that was listed, was addressed by the NPM team. It also required you to have ACLs setup and in use, and an authenticated user to perform the exploit, so also a lot of things that would have to fall into place even if it wasn't fixed. Anyway, I'm still quite happy with NPM at this point.
Thank you for the detailed breakdown. I as well use NPM but only for my internal proxying.
Might give it another look for external use thanks again.
This one sounds very useful, especially for creating websites and blog posts, so ta for this. 🙂
Glad you think so!
Nice feature, thanks for showing it.
My pleasure my friend!
great stuff, keep it going!
Thanks, will do!
Thank you !
You're welcome!
any way to access on android brian ?
Picsur is just a web application you access through a browser, so I would think it should work fine on Android as well.
Thanks for sharing this presentation. Picsur seems to be a very interesting project!
It's a really cool project indeed!