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### Alternative Folder
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The ALT_FOLDER option will copy every uploaded file from PictShare to a local path of your choice. This can be used to keep two allow two instances of PictShare to serve the same data. Eg. you can mount a NFS on your server and configure the ALT_FOLDER variable to point to that folder. All images are then stored on the NFS as well as your PictShare server.
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The ALT_FOLDER option will copy every uploaded file from PictShare to a local path of your choice. This can be used to allow two instances of PictShare to serve the same data. Eg. you can mount a NFS share on your server and configure the ALT_FOLDER variable to point to that folder. All images are then stored on the NFS as well as your PictShare server.
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### S3 (compatible) storage
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You can also store all uploaded files on S3 or S3 compatible storage like [Minio](https://min.io/). This can also be used to scale your PictShare instance and have multiple distributed servers server the same files.
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You can also store all uploaded files on S3 or S3 compatible storage like [Minio](https://min.io/). This can also be used to scale your PictShare instance and have multiple distributed servers to serve the same files.
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### FTP
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Oldschool, insecure and not that fast. But if you use it in combination with [/rtfm/ENCRYPTION.md](Encryption) this could be OK I guess. I don't judge.
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Oldschool, insecure and not that fast. But if you use it in combination with [Encryption](/rtfm/ENCRYPTION.md) this could be OK I guess. I don't judge.
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This probably requires the php-ftp package but on some platforms it's included in the php-common package.
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