The plan is to put all the Google Photos takeout in a local Ente instance running on the 45homelab HL4. The stack is running. I used Houston UI and Portainer-CE for most of the installation work.
The trick was to edit the @ente quick start script to map the volumes and make other changes. I slipped in an exit after generation of .yaml files was complete.
The health check of Postgres took some fiddling as Rocky 8 Podman was using the early syntax.
I'm still fighting with my Google Takeout data. The last two days I tried to enrich the images with missing metadata inside the file with the metadata provided as supplemental JSON files by Google. I case you might find this helpful, check out: https://github.com/maxheadroom/GoogleTakeoutHelper/tree/main
Oh, seit wann gibt's das denn? Google Takeout (der Dienst, mit dem du deine Daten exportieren kannst) kann dir jetzt nicht nur nen Downloadlink per Mail schicken, sondern deinen Export auch direkt in Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive oder Box ablegen. Und sogar automatisiert alle zwei Monate nen neuen Export anstoßen. (Und .tgz statt .zip verwenden, und verschiedene Split-Größen für die erstellten Files: 1, 2, 4, 10 oder 50 GB.)
So #GoogleTakeout läuft.
Jemand eine gute Lösung um die MBOX Datei in eine Mailbox bei #hetzner zu Importieren?
Ich leg heute noch einen nach... :wink: nun habe ich noch die Anleitung für die Google-Photos - Alternative Immich geschrieben. Diese baut auf meine vorherige Installations-Anleitung für Docker und Portainer auf. Hiermit lässt sich in wenigen Minuten schnell und einfach eine eigene Photo-Cloud im lokalen Netzwerk installieren. Die passende App gibt es auch dafür.
#linux, #debian, #docker, #, #raspberrypi, #raspi, #selfhosting, #anleitung, #foto, #fotos, #photo, #photos, #server, #googlealternatives, #googlephotos, #googletakeout, #immich
If anyone is using the Google Takeout service to download and archive your Google data then the best way to download the actual .ZIP files seems to be to use the Google Drive Windows app 🤔
Elect to have your Takeout .ZIP's delivered to your Google online storage (assuming you have enough free space).
Install the Google Drive app and then use this to download the .ZIP files from the Windows Explorer view of the Drive (typically Drive G:).
One you have them locally delete the Takeout .ZIP files from Google Drive and then uninstall the Google Drive app if you have no use for it 😊
My life for the next day or so is to click on the Download link, wait for the page to refresh & ask for my passkey (I'm on a Mac), then refresh again, then load the Download location dialogue box, then proceed with downloading the file which takes aprox. 40'.
Yes, I have to go over this process 22 times.
It's so easy and beautiful to get in. It is when you decide to pull out that you see the ugliness.
#Google #GooglePhotos #GoogleOne #GoogleCloud #FuckOffGoogle #GoogleTakeout #FuckOff
Des könnt jetz ne Weile dauern...
Me he hecho un script rapido en python para pasar los mensajes de #Gmail bajados en formato #mbox con #googletakeout con fecha a partir del 1 de enero de 2023 a un nuevo fichero mbox para importar en @Tutanota el mbox completo de 15GB ya está #7z con contraseña en un @veracrypt si todo va bien compartiré el python en un gist (es mu tonto y muy a lo rápido eso si).
ENDLICH - ca. 170 GB Fotos und Videos von Google Photos runter und den ganzen Bums auch direkt gelöscht... meine Güte, das zog sich ja, weil irgendwo muss es ja auch hin. 🤷♀️
Nun läuft gerade noch der Import der E-Mails in das neue Googlefreie Postfach und dann sollte soweit alles erledigt sein. 😎
Trying to export from #GooglePhotos is a nightmare. :eighthlayer_facepalm:
Could go through #GoogleTakeout and download the 170GB worth of photos and video from there, but they don’t have embedded EXIF data, but a separate JSON file for each photo/video instead.
Alternative is going through and manually selecting each to download which then includes the EXIF data.
Weil ich mir gerade einen Wolf gesucht habe, wie ich meine Standortdaten aus Google Maps exportieren kann.
Kleiner Merker für mich in Bildform.
When was the last time you backed up your Google account?
@EgorKotov this post discusses options for automating #GoogleTakeout beyond the "every 2 months for 6 months" setting that pushes your files to a dropbox https://superuser.com/questions/716756/how-to-automate-regular-google-takeout-backups-to-cloud-storage
So then you could connect it to a script like https://github.com/CalculatedCausality/Google-Maps-Timeline-Parser
@EgorKotov the #GoogleTakeout tool has way too many options to scroll through, so I quickly wrote a Chrome automation with #GreasyFork to save you time: https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/517624-google-timeline-auto-download
So, it's known-ish that there are timezone and metadata issues with Google Takeout, to the point that there is this tool https://metadatafixer.com/learn/how-to-export-images-google-photos-takeout — not sure if this is my problem, but it's not a great sign. #googletakeout
I’m starting to think that the only reasonable thing to do is to delete everything it imported and reload from my backups. It doesn’t seem as easy as “offset everything by 4 hours” as I’m seeing some photos with different offsets. 😭 Other ideas welcome. #googletakeout #fail
Just looks like an easier way to get all your photos back.
Google Photos will soon seamlessly transfer to Apple’s iCloud
Apparently I only get data connected to the Google Youtube account, not data from the legacy Youtube account (that is connected to my Google account). Thanks to this post, https://webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/54031/how-to-use-google-takeout-for-youtube-data-in-an-old-youtube-account, I find out that the legacy accounts are called brand accounts and there is a more convoluted way of getting data from that.
I am now waiting for the data to appear. Seems to take much longer than the previous exports.
@John @DenOfEarth P.S. I didn’t know what #GoogleTakeout was, so I had to look it up.
