Backing up photos with the Raspberry Pi (Part 2)
Conclusion
Thanks to the number of packages that come with Raspbian, your image bank needs very little work to set up; you simply have to put it together. There are also many ways to take this project further – an FTP rather than a SAMBA server would be just as fast. Feel free to experiment and work out a setup that suits you.
Even if you decide not to take the Pi with you everywhere you go, this image bank works well as a home photo server. If you decide to do this, consider using authentication for the Samba server and consider using some more powerful image gallery software.
Infos
- Project GitHub Page: https://github.com/bablokb/pi-imgtank
- Photo Archive: http://thevdm.com/code/photo-archive
- Picapport: https://www.picapport.de/en/index.php
- Web Photo Gallery phTagr: http://www.phtagr.org
- Raspberry Pi Geek : Do it yourself, http://www.raspberry-pi-geek.com/Archive/2016/15/Creating-a-3G-hotspot-with-the-Raspberry-Pi/(language)/eng-US
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