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I moved some images on my server from one old gallery to the uploads folder into a new album. When I called /photos/scan to import the new photos, the scan algorithm created
new records for the previous images within the "photos" table.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The script was supposed to ignore existing photos. It uses 'Photo.find_or_initialize_by_path(path)'. I guess this should be changed as path is not really used for photos. Maybe using 'Photo.find_or_initialize_by_file(path)' would work. I assume the existing photos had a null value for path? Can you post some examples of duplicate photos? Or at least the value of 'file'.
When I had a look at my database the "file" column contained the absolute path to the images. The records for the photos I had uploaded earlier, had just the filename. I think, modifying the script to check for the file's basename would work.
If I get to it, I will try a development database to mess with.
I moved some images on my server from one old gallery to the uploads folder into a new album. When I called /photos/scan to import the new photos, the scan algorithm created
new records for the previous images within the "photos" table.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: