For what, exactly?

Why wouldn’t it have logs?

Your desktop user doesn’t have access to root…

That might be why.

As I said in my comment…LOGS.

Learn more about what the actual error is and why it’s not working.

I don’t mean to be a downer here, but the phrasing and tone of your post makes me think you’re angry that it’s not just as simple as pressing a button and having it all work. That is not their point of intent.

You’re complaining about something not seeing your media folder, but seem to not understand why. That’s your first problem. Dig into the logs and docs and figure out why maybe.

For those wanting everything to be like an app store…not gonna happen. The variables involved in just being connected to the Internet alone, LET ALONE being able to route traffic to your installs and serve traffic properly seems way above the level of effort you choose to dedicate to understanding it.

If you want simple “one-click” stuff, then just go for that. That’s why PaaS exists. They make a platform easier to use, so you don’t have to fuck with stuff.

If you’re just here to complain that everything isn’t super easy for you, there is a simple solution to that…

Because you had multiple physical independent servers before, and now you have all of those same network interfaces cramming through one virtualized interface.

1. Are you running these interfaces in bridge mode?
2. What’s the link speed of the virtual interfaces?
3. What’s the link speed of the physical interface on the machine they’re all hosted on now?
4. Do you happen to have any QoS or other traffic steering happening on your router right now? It’s certainly going to get confused when you have all these VMs vying for traffic from the same physical interface as your router sees it.

Same for mobile.

So…CCC seems to be a very basic inventory management solution. What this generally describes is a system compromised of a database with a front-ends that makes sense of whatever the particular project is (car repair), and provides an easy to interact with the database.

What you’re using now is simply for workflow management of projects in a simplified way, which is probably not what you want.

So you need a database, and you also want an easy way to interface with it, so you can check out the plethora of inventory management solutions in the FOSS space, but if you want something pretty simple that you can more easily customize for your needs and workflow, have a look at the FOSS alternatives to Airtable like nocobase. You set up a simple data structure, then can slap together quick forms to work inside of with whatever fields and data you choose. Dead simple, but very extensible.

Edit: Also check out Baserow maybe

Seems like you e changed your DNS settings and didn’t update everything after doing that…

You need to update absolutely everything that was every deployed or configured in that cluster after changing something like DNS settings or core network services.

Then just start an Immich instance and share them that way. Easiest route if you want to make them browsable first.

You’re kind of asking the wrong question.

Are there ways to share stuff with a group of people that are self-hosted? Absolutely.

Can you get security through those means? Not without some unified authentication.

Maybe back up a few steps and figure out specifically how much trouble you’re willing to go through for this. There’s a reason these photo sharing platforms exist with sharing and permissions.

4-bay USB4 HDD enclosure is $60. It’ll do fine.

Can’t do a full build for that amount. Just get a MiniPC. Check out Minisforum’s Refurb listings. Dirt cheap, and come with a warranty. Better hurry though…