Docker - On first boot LibrePhotos does not load setup | Cannot sign in at logon screen

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Docker - On first boot LibrePhotos does not load setup | Cannot sign in at logon screen

[derneuere]

You probably did not rename librephotos.env to .env

If it is not the issue, please look into ownphotos.log and look for an error and post it here.

[brice-t]

I have a similar issue.
It seems related to #1097 (as seen in my gunicorn_django.log)
Would it be possible ?
What is the easiest way to revert to a previous librephotos version using the docker install ?

[brice-t]

After a few more investigations, I realized that playing with the "tag" of docker image does not have any positive effect.
But as far as I understand, I would need to have the latest RC of pytorch, which even the "dev" tag does not have (which makes sense).
Is there a way to force the latest RC og pytorch using the docker install ?

[derneuere]

I think the October release is the one you have to go back to (2023w43) Are you sure, that you run a CPU, which is older like 10 years and probably something like a Core Duo?

If you want to install it, it would make sense to download the entrypoint.sh file, add the download for pytorch nightly to it and then mount it into the docker container.

[brice-t]

Thanks for your answer.
Unfortunately, yes : I am trying to make it run on a low-end dedicated server having an Atom N2800 (no SSE4)
I tried with 2023w43 but had no better luck.
I will try with the entrypoint.sh whenever I get time for it (I am not that confortable with Docker but will manage to find out how to do it)

[derneuere]

@brice-t There is a new pytorch release, which should include the fix. If everything goes well, it should work again in a couple of days with the latest release :)