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Currently, logos uploaded or imported from the web are stored on-disk under /var/www/html/images/uploads/logos. This means that you'll need to mount that directory (If thats the only directory thats relevant) with the host filesystem, otherwise logos will be lost if data is reset.
I have a setup already where I use Litestream to live-replicate the SQLite Database to a backup system. I propose you also store the uploaded images in the SQLite database (as Blobs), which would make my life easier and the SQLite database would actually be the single source of truth (if I'm not overlooking anything).
Since these are usually pretty small images, this doesn't seem too silly to me. What are your thoughts?
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Currently, logos uploaded or imported from the web are stored on-disk under
/var/www/html/images/uploads/logos
. This means that you'll need to mount that directory (If thats the only directory thats relevant) with the host filesystem, otherwise logos will be lost if data is reset.I have a setup already where I use Litestream to live-replicate the SQLite Database to a backup system. I propose you also store the uploaded images in the SQLite database (as Blobs), which would make my life easier and the SQLite database would actually be the single source of truth (if I'm not overlooking anything).
Since these are usually pretty small images, this doesn't seem too silly to me. What are your thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: