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I'm just trying out Immich and I'm really impressed, seems to be exactly what I'm looking for except for one thing. I am looking for something that is a central library for my family so we can all access the same photos and all upload to the same place.

It looks like users can see other users' libraries but you lose the People functionality and perhaps a few other things.

What's the best solution? I'm thinking of just creating a generic user and giving the details for everyone to use but it seems a shame to lose the user functionality of individual passwords etc.

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

In my family, I would give us all the same, one and only login.

Note, I just installed it recently and have not used it much yet, though I likes it very much already in terms of features and UI.

[–] Unquote0270 3 points 1 year ago

Yeah I think this might be the best and easiest solution. I'm really impressed with it too, I started with photoprism and the moved to nextcloud but there always seems to be something missing from the overall experience. Immich seems to fill all the gaps though.