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I am lost which files to you configure copy example.env to .env,
.env
ImmichServerUrl=192.168.1.154:2283
ApiKey=83V
AuthenticationSecret=
Interval=10
TransitionDuration=2
ImageZoom=true
Layout=splitview
DownloadImages=false
ShowMemories=false
ShowFavorites=false
ShowArchived=false
ImagesFromDays=
ImagesFromDate=
ImagesUntilDate=
RenewImagesDuration=30
Rating=5
Albums=ALBUM1,ALBUM2
ExcludedAlbums=ALBUM3,ALBUM4
People=PERSON1,PERSON2
Webcalendars=https://calendar.mycalendar.com/basic.ics,webcal://calendar.mycalendar.com/basic.ics
RefreshAlbumPeopleInterval=12
ShowClock=true
ClockFormat=hh:mm
ShowPhotoDate=true
PhotoDateFormat=yyyy-MM-dd
ShowImageDesc=true
ShowPeopleDesc=true
ShowImageLocation=true
ImageLocationFormat=City,State,Country
PrimaryColor=#F5DEB3
SecondaryColor=#000000
Style=none
BaseFontSize=17px
WeatherApiKey=
ShowWeatherDescription=true
UnitSystem=imperial
WeatherLatLong=
Language=en
Webhook=
docker-compose.yml
name: immichframe
services:
immichframe:
container_name: immichframe
image: ghcr.io/immichframe/immichframe:latest
restart: on-failure
# volumes:
# - PATH/TO/CONFIG:/app/Config
# - PATH/TO/CUSTOMCSS/custom.css:/app/wwwroot/static/custom.css
ports:
- "32700:32701"
env_file:
- .env
environment:
TZ: "Australia/Sydney"
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If this ticket can be closed you can use the /close
command, and re-open it later if needed.you are talking about #immich-frame right? can you ask your question there. there are three ways how to deploy immich frame, all of them are listed here: https://immichframe.online/docs/getting-started/installation/docker
The simplest way would be for you to just use the docker compose, leave the settings you don't need with a
#
in front of the line, this will comment out the line.Sorry that is right immich-Frame
I have used the docker way to install it.
i added this part to my immich docker-compose.yaml:
Then, I created a file called
frame/Settings.json
relative to the local directory
here is the contents of Settings.json:
@Grub did you get it working?
so I personally did not use .env file.
The above method uses Settings.json instead