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"I think the only thing I would like to have automated but have not yet is getting photos from our phones on the server, right now they still go through iCloud.
by teekert 8y ago
"I think the only thing I would like to have automated but have not yet is getting photos from our phones on the server, right now they still go through iCloud."
I use Nextcloud for this, every picture I take is directly synced to my own basement. I can browse them and share them directly from the ui. Nextcloud also offers a nice webui for your email and allows syncing of you calendar and contacts from iPhone or Android. For me it allowed me to switch away from Google for my phone's back-end.
- fallenhitokiri 8y agoOP here - I actually looked into NextCloud but for most file sharing went for Resilio, so this would be the only use case for NextCloud which seems a bit thin. The Qnap NAS actually provides functionality like this, but I didn't have a chance to take a closer look at it. And I assume I still have to manually open the app once in a while for a sync, which is one step below where I'd actually want to get to.
- teekert 8y agoI don't have to open the app, my pictures sync when I am on my home wifi and on the charger. But you can also set it to immediately upload after a picture was taken.