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On a fresh install of gphotots-sync, after configurig the photos API, when trying to use --album or --album-regex , the script starts downloading all the photos from the last one to the first one that exists in your google account.
Going into the logs does not show any kind of problem, which means that the problem lies within readig/executing the --album tag.
This may not be a problem for someone who wants just to backup the photots, but i need this to work with an only album, because i'm planning to use this in a custom photo frame.
That restricts the ammount of storage i have at my disposal.
This was done on an arch based laptop. Wich has nothing more than the necessary installed to it (optimised for low power usage): python and gphotos-sync for syncing the photos, feh for displaying them, x for using feh. Any other aspect of that pc is controlled by cronjobs and scripts.
Any help would be appreciated.
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The problem goes as follows:
On a fresh install of gphotots-sync, after configurig the photos API, when trying to use --album or --album-regex , the script starts downloading all the photos from the last one to the first one that exists in your google account.
Going into the logs does not show any kind of problem, which means that the problem lies within readig/executing the --album tag.
This may not be a problem for someone who wants just to backup the photots, but i need this to work with an only album, because i'm planning to use this in a custom photo frame.
That restricts the ammount of storage i have at my disposal.
This was done on an arch based laptop. Wich has nothing more than the necessary installed to it (optimised for low power usage): python and gphotos-sync for syncing the photos, feh for displaying them, x for using feh. Any other aspect of that pc is controlled by cronjobs and scripts.
Any help would be appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: