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The files aren't where Immich expects to find them, this is probably an issue with your mount points. |
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I suspect that the network mount is not reliable so that it could be unmounted without your knowledge. When that happens, the thumbnail is written onto the OS's location where the mount point is pointed to. Perhaps try unmounting your network mount, then navigate to the supposed mount location and check if you can see the files there |
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We've started seeing this over the past few weeks as well. I performed the migration documented here: https://immich.app/docs/install/truenas/#migration Even after a successful migration, I see see this exact same issue for maybe around half my photos.
Should it be looking for thumbs under the upload directory? I will look for one of these "missing" photos and report back if I can find it or not.
data and pgData are both under a local pool. |
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I have searched the existing issues, both open and closed, to make sure this is not a duplicate report.
The bug
I wanted to open such a ticket a few times this year, but lately there were no issues... until today when it happened again
Is Immich eating my photos?
After every n-th upgrade this happens:
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The OS that Immich Server is running on
Docker version 28.3.3
Version of Immich Server
v1.141.1
Version of Immich Mobile App
1.141.1 build.3013
Platform with the issue
Device make and model
No response
Your docker-compose.yml content
Default
Your .env content
Reproduction steps
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Given the nature of the issue, it being seemingly random, and this not being a test instance but my (and other people's) supposed "backup" of their precious memories, I can't really reproduce it. But I believe there is some fundamental flaw hidden somewhere that causes this behaviour. Somewhere some condition seems to trigger a deletion of images.
Relevant log output
Additional information
Why I believe this is related to Immich and not a file system or hardware issue:
Sep 09 08:37:34 ryzen systemd-fsck[888]: /dev/sda: clean, 926747/274661376 files, 3698163812/4394582016 blocks
To me it looks like Immich is removing the photo as well as the thumbnail on startup or shutdown. The metadata is there which prevents re-importing the photos as they "already exist".
Help 🫠 Please find this bug.
PS: Fixing it by allowing re-uploads of no longer existing photos would not solve it but only mask the problem and make it much more difficult to detect.
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