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I use a smartphone and Syncthing to automatically sync my photos to my PC. However, if I clean up my phone's memory, the synced photos on my PC are deleted as well. To avoid this, I needed a solution to back up and organize my photos without manual effort.
Dumping everything into one folder wasn't an option—finding anything later would be a nightmare. So, I built this tool in one evening to solve the problem. It has worked flawlessly for me and might help you too. If you encounter any issues, feel free to open a ticket—I'll do my best to assist.
Dumping everything into one folder wasn't an option — finding anything later would be a nightmare. So, I built this tool in one evening to solve the problem. It has worked flawlessly for me and might help you too. If you encounter any issues, feel free to open a ticket — I'll do my best to assist.
## Installation
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### One-Time Run
#### Copy Files
```bash
```shell
photocatalog -mode copy -target ./photos/ -source ./sync/photos/
```
#### Create Hardlinks
```bash
```shell
photocatalog -mode hardlink -target ./photos/ -source ./sync/photos/
```
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Enable continuous monitoring of a source directory:
#### Copy Files
```bash
```shell
photocatalog -mode copy -target ./photos -watch -source ./sync/photos/
```
#### Create Hardlinks
```bash
```shell
photocatalog -mode hardlink -target ./photos/ -watch -source ./sync/photos/
```
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### Systemd Setup
Install and configure the service:
```bash
```shell
sh ./init/install_service.sh systemd
```
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3. Open the config file for editing.
Enable and start the service:
```bash
```shell
systemctl --user enable --now photocatalog
```