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Michael Mayer 2018-10-08 22:09:13 +02:00
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By default, a folder named `Photos` in your home directory will be used to store all images. You don't need to create it.
PhotoPrism will also create the following sub-directories in your photo path: `Import`, `Export` and `Originals`. Copy existing photos to `Import`, not directly to `Originals` as they need to be renamed and indexed in order to remove duplicates.
PhotoPrism will also create the following sub-directories in your `Photos` folder: `Import`, `Export` and `Originals`. Copy existing photos to `Import`, not directly to `Originals` as they need to be renamed and indexed in order to remove duplicates.
Files that can not be imported - like videos - will stay in the `Import` directory, nothing gets lost.
If you prefer to use different directory names, you can change them in `docker-compose.yml`. See inline comments for instructions.
**Step 2:** Start PhotoPrism using `docker-compose` in the same directory:
**Step 2:** Open a terminal, go to the directory in which you saved the config file and run this command to start the application:
```bash
docker-compose up -d
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The Web frontend is now available at http://localhost:2342/. The port can be changed in `docker-compose.yml` if needed. Remember to run `docker-compose restart` every time you change the config.
**Step 3:** Open a terminal to import photos:
**Step 3:** Connect to the application container and run `photoprism import` after putting files in the `Import` folder:
```bash
docker-compose exec photoprism bash