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Renaming big cluster should work without problems.
Actual behaviour
Ttrying to name a big cluster results in an outage of the nextcloud.
Steps to reproduce
1.Oupload many images of the same person (This could happen on a big event like birthday, party, wedding, ... were many images are created)
2.wait until facrecognition creates clusters of the person with >1000 images
3.Open facerecognition in Nextcloud and try to name the clusters
-> loading the naming window takes very long and could result in a complete outage of the nextcloud until a restart
I'm not sure what facerecognition does in the background, so don't take my solution ideas too serious. For me it seems like all images are loaded in the background, even tough they are not displayed. Two things would be nice to solve this problem:
optimize performance by reducing load in background (e.g. don't load images which are not displayed)
add background command for naming clusters if the web interface performance is too bad
Server configuration
Operating system:
Debian bookworm
PHP version:
8.1
Web server:
apache2
Database:
mysql
Nextcloud version:
29.0.0
Client configuration
Browser:
Firefox
Operating system:
Ubuntu
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For all people who face this issue:
A workaround is the name person cluster option in memories (not merge) instead of the naming option in facrecognition itself. This option has a much better performance and wont crash the server.
Expected behaviour
Renaming big cluster should work without problems.
Actual behaviour
Ttrying to name a big cluster results in an outage of the nextcloud.
Steps to reproduce
1.Oupload many images of the same person (This could happen on a big event like birthday, party, wedding, ... were many images are created)
2.wait until facrecognition creates clusters of the person with >1000 images
3.Open facerecognition in Nextcloud and try to name the clusters
-> loading the naming window takes very long and could result in a complete outage of the nextcloud until a restart
I'm not sure what facerecognition does in the background, so don't take my solution ideas too serious. For me it seems like all images are loaded in the background, even tough they are not displayed. Two things would be nice to solve this problem:
Server configuration
Operating system:
Debian bookworm
PHP version:
8.1
Web server:
apache2
Database:
mysql
Nextcloud version:
29.0.0
Client configuration
Firefox
Ubuntu
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: