Photos Moved Instead of Duplicated on Synology NAS #333
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Hi, I appreciate the availability of this tool. I have around 3-4 TB of photos generated from Google Photos, which are now stored on my Synology NAS. I tried using tmux and SSH to access the NAS and ran the command like this: gpth-linux --input "INPUT_FOLDER_PATH" --output "OUTPUT_FOLDER_PATH" --albums duplicate-copy I want the original folder to remain unchanged, so my goal is to duplicate all the photos. However, after processing, I noticed that all the photos and videos in my input folder were moved to the output folder. Did I make a mistake in the command? Thank you. |
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❯ gpth --help
GooglePhotosTakeoutHelper v3.4.3 - The Dart successor
gpth is ment to help you with exporting your photos from Google Photos.
# [ ... ]
--[no-]copy Copy files instead of moving them.
This is usually slower, and uses extra space, but doesn't break your input folder just use |
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In readme::
just use
gpth --copy