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Background thumbnail generation [$25] #18
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This will happen in 8.1, see this issue in |
Moved to 8.2... |
owncloud/core#11685 has been moved to 9.0 :( |
Depending on the timeline for the delivery of #221, I could add a method to the service to generate the thumbnail at the same time the information is collected. |
@astroleo - I invite you to read owncloud/core#11685 where quite a few ideas are thrown around. In short:
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This issue was moved to nextcloud/gallery#14 |
Its soo sad, that this one is dead. |
Sorry to say so, but this was the reason I switched to NextCloud.... |
yes indeed - dividing the community by forking the project left many dangling pointers - on both side just saying - no intent to start a flame war. |
Feature request
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Description
@TheDD
Since the app is extremely slow when opening a folder for the first time I think some actions like thumbnail generation should be moved to a background/cron job.
(I didn't review the code and have no idea if there's already some background work happening. If there is, I'd still like to discuss performance improvements)
@astroleo
I run owncloud 8.2.2 on a Raspberry Pi which works just fine (and thank you all for this!), but isn't terribly fast. When I share a link to a gallery it takes quite some time to browse through the gallery for the first visitor. opening the gallery, clicking on an image, then clicking the overlaid "next" arrow in the screen-sized image. I understand that opening one screen-sized image triggers the creation of the next one, but (for the Raspy) this isn't fast enough and the first user has to wait each time she clicks the "next" button.
My suggestion would be to add an option to create, right after uploading the album, the various required image sizes so that they are served quickly from the cache already for the first visitor.
Benefit / value
For OC installations on low-power computers (e.g. Raspberry Pi) the first visitor would already be able to smoothly scroll through an album.
Risk / caveats
If uploading a large amount of pictures, creating the cached versions may create quite some server load. The pre-caching task should therefore be given a low priority.
Sponsorship
@astroleo
I'm afraid I cannot sponsor anything yet, but I'd be happy to help developing / testing this new feature if an expert could provide me with some background on how caching works in OC.
Are you a developer willing to implement this feature?: @astroleo: yes
Can you sponsor the development of this feature or do you know somewone who can?: no
There is a $25 open bounty on this issue. Add to the bounty at Bountysource.
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