The pgvecto.rs extension is not available in this Postgres instance.

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[reef ore]

is there a reason you don't want to use the postgres image in the immich stack?

[reef ore]

what are you trying to install this on?

ok, you may have better luck in #unraid . I'd give you a method of disabling health checks, but it's obviously better to leave them in

have you followed this guide? https://immich.app/docs/install/unraid/

how long has it been running?

what does docker stats show?

nope, on the host, if you run docker stats it'll show you if it's using resources or not

then again, maybe by now it'll respond

via ssh in the docker host

(on the machine running the docker container)

I think you're missing immich_postgres

docker logs immich_postgres

looks like a file permissions issue

specifically the fact that the docker container does not have full file privileges on the folder / subdirectories to the postgres folder