#Auto start after reboot?

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solemn sail
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This is a little bit of a silly question, but I'm new to linux/self-hosting. Where I'm located, power tends to get knocked out at least a few times a month for whatever reason. Is there a (preferably easier) way to automatically get Immich to start up after my raspberry pi reboots?

sudden nacelleBOT
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round robin
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Hey,

Yes that should be possible. Can you check if the docker/podman service is enabled?

For podman: sudo systemctl status podman
For docker: sudo systemctl status docker

In this output you should see disabled or enabled.

When it is disabled its easy to solve using sudo systemctl enable podman or sudo systemctl enable docker

If it is already enabled we will have to think of something else.

Can you see if the service is enabled and let me know?

flat copper
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Also I would invest in a UPS. Random shutdowns on databases are very hard and can cause a lot of corruption

solemn sail
solemn sail