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ReadyNAS Photos 1 service alternatives
I created this topic in regards to the discontinuation of ReadyNAS Photos 1 (one)
Hopefully this will be of use to the folks with the affected machines and point them in the right direction to continue accessing and sharing their photos using a different method.
I wanted to get people's opinions or recommendations of an alternative photo sharing service to the former ReadyNas Photos 1
Any program, service, hosting template to run on their own computer and network to share their photos stored on their now-unsupported NAS unit is welcome (hopefully, mods?)
Please suggest the above regardless of tech-ability, cost or lack of cost, or effectiveness (full-res, or compressed, mobile use, etc.) Again, this is for folks to host their own service -not upload photos to an online service (That's why we have a NAS, right?)
Looking forward to the replies and of how we can avoid replacing our current NAS units or having to use a 3rd party hosting service
Thanks!
Hopefully this will be of use to the folks with the affected machines and point them in the right direction to continue accessing and sharing their photos using a different method.
I wanted to get people's opinions or recommendations of an alternative photo sharing service to the former ReadyNas Photos 1
Any program, service, hosting template to run on their own computer and network to share their photos stored on their now-unsupported NAS unit is welcome (hopefully, mods?)
Please suggest the above regardless of tech-ability, cost or lack of cost, or effectiveness (full-res, or compressed, mobile use, etc.) Again, this is for folks to host their own service -not upload photos to an online service (That's why we have a NAS, right?)
Looking forward to the replies and of how we can avoid replacing our current NAS units or having to use a 3rd party hosting service
Thanks!
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- Gallery3 and jAlbum on the webserver did it for me
- Already mentioned it in another thread, but all right.
What I use is Simpleviewer - just google it. This is the tool to create gallery with choosen photos. Then I put the gallery created with this tool into the folder located on ReadyNAS Duo (v1). This folder I made accessible from the internet side through http. And it's that simple as that. Personally I prefer this way than ReadyNas Photos. There are other tools to create galleries - you can just websearch for this. Ałso I know that at least some sfotware packages designed for editing photos do have their own tools to create galleries. The one I know is Lightroom from Adobe (TM). ReadyNAS Duo (v1) Frontview gives you pretty decent control over what is accessible for whom - what for anybody, what for that or another group. Even more advanced control is possible through ssh shell. Having all that I don't really miss RadyNAS Photos.
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