I was able to upload a 50kb image without issue, but a 2.83MB file fails with no specific feedback other than that it failed.
Looking at documentation for immich the issue may be reverse proxy limits but I’m not able to figure out where to change these settings. I tried to follow a scotti-BYTE video on YouTube but when I try to do “sudo incus list” from trueNAS shell I don’t see my immich server so I don’t think I am looking in the right place.
sudo incus list is the wrong command if you’ve intalled immich via the apps system because then immich runs as a docker container, not an incus lxc…
If you want to list the docker container from shell you’d have to use docker ps. But that would also only show the same container listed in the truenas gui.
If you have to access a container shell go to the apps section of the truenas gui, select the container you want to access via shell and look at the right side where the “workload” tile is. in the bottom right corner are three symbols. The first one is to access the container shell.
Thank you, do you know which docker nginx would be running on or if it’s even a common practice for the container to have the nginx server?
I’m new to these “apps” in Truenas, relatively new to TrueNAS itself, and only slightly experienced in linux.
I don’t use immich so i can’t tell you. Everything i find via google suggests that it doesn’t use nginx to run it’s webui and everyone that had problems with upload speeds used nginx proxy manager (not server) to access it via domain and had to adjust the upload limit in the nginx proxy manager config
I was unable determine the problem, but I blew away the entire app, and reinstalled it, and it works fine. Luckily it was brand new and I hadn’t uploaded much of anything.
