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April 9 docker run -v ${PWD}/:/workspace/ -v ~/pics/falken-storage/iPhoto/2013/04/05/:/pics.in -v /Volumes/Seagate\ Backup\ Plus\ Drive/:/pics.out photoster ./run.py

April 11
aws s3 sync s3://falken-storage/iPhoto/2014/ ~/pics/falken-storage/iPhoto/2014/ --dryrun
aws s3 sync s3://falken-storage/iPhoto/2013/ ~/pics/falken-storage/iPhoto/2013/ --dryrun
aws s3 ls s3://falken-storage/iPhoto/
                           PRE 2013/
                           PRE 2014/
                           PRE 2015/
                           PRE 2016/
                           PRE 2017/
aws s3 sync s3://falken-storage/iPhoto/2015/ ~/pics/falken-storage/iPhoto/2015/

# Some 30Gb of images I've previously processed
docker run -v ${PWD}/:/workspace/ -v ~/pics/out/:/pics.in -v /Volumes/Seagate\ Backup\ Plus\ Drive/pics:/pics.out photoster ./run.py

# Sync to new aws bucket 
aws s3 sync /Volumes/Seagate\ Backup\ Plus\ Drive/pics/ s3://storage.kelnar/pics/

April 13
Removed falken-storage/iPhotos/ locally cause I'm done with it.
Soon, remove that from s3.

Sync down media folder
aws s3 sync s3://falken-storage/media/ ~/pics/falken-storage/media/
Didn't sync all of it cause over 100G of it was good enough locally
I'll run photoster to see how it organizes it, then get the rest.

April 26
# Process iphotos to drive
docker run -v ${PWD}/:/workspace/ -v /Users/mark.kelnar/Pictures/Photos\ Library.photoslibrary/Masters/:/pics.in -v /Volumes/Seagate\ Backup\ Plus\ Drive/pics/:/pics.out photoster ./run.py
# Sync drive to s3
aws s3 sync /Volumes/Seagate\ Backup\ Plus\ Drive/pics/ s3://storage.kelnar/pics/

Jan 2 2019
Add rsync to cache/ cause mac Photo Library was no longer accessible within the docker image.
rsync -av ~/Pictures/Photos\ Library.photoslibrary/Masters/ cache/
Did some research, but decided to sync files out first.

Sept 3 2020
A folder that has an action tied to it.
when photos are dropped in that folder, the action script is run
The script:
  renames/copies accordingly
  syncs to the attached external harddrive
  syncs to aws s3
So, after importing files from device, can copy, drag then to this folder and it'll run.