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<Daize> > <@lautre:matrix.org> Before, admins can't, but they "fixed" this...
> Note, if you don't install the app "impersonate", you can't see data from others if it's crypted by one of the app (may be one End2End in name)
Then they just have to trust me I didn't install that app... 🤐😅
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<tao> Ahoy there, on an all up to date ynh, i need to downgrade WP php to 8.3, how do i go about it?
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<tituspijean[m]> @nomads-land:matrix.org may I ask why ? That would be pretty hacky.
[11:13:21]
<tao> Sure tituspijean @tituspijean:matrix.org:
An important plugin that is not yet up to 8.4
[11:16:03]
<tituspijean[m]> Untested:
1. Backup your app (assuming its ID is `wordpress`)
2. Replace all mentions of php8.4 with php8.3 in `/etc/yunohost/apps/wordpress/manifest.toml`
3. Force-upgrade the app with `yunohost app upgrade wordpress -F` (I can't remember if it downloads the package again, if so step 2 would be overwritten...)
4. Do not update the app. Ever. :/
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<tao> merci tituspijean , will rethink about it then:)
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<krcr> Hi everyone, I use Immich with an external library connected to a directory from my Nextcloud. I was wondering what would be the best way to give Immich Write permission to this directory? My guess would be to create a new group that contains both app and to make it owner of the directoy, does that make sense? Thanks
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<Salamandar> yeah personnally i don't let immich write to this directory, but between e.g nextcloud and syncthing I add them both to the same group
[21:14:22]
<Salamandar> there's already the "multimedia" group you might want to use for that
[21:14:54]
<Salamandar> You might also want to `setgid` on the directories (recursively) so that future written files / directories are also owned by this group
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<krcr> Ok nice, thank you for the answer!
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<krcr> (It seems Immich can't edit Metadata of external libraries for now, but at least now I know how to set it up, if they add that later)