1.0.0.r12
– Fix startup regression: launch all Ente services even if network repair cannot resolve storage addresses.
– Retry MinIO IP discovery and accept quoted S3 endpoints in museum.yaml.
1.0.0.r11
– Document SMTP setup, access code, restart and application links in App Central description.
1.0.0.r10
– Restore S3 access from museum through the NAS LAN address, fixing uploads stuck at 99%.
– Detect the MinIO container IP at startup and update dedicated Ente-only NAT rules.
– Attribute upstream development to Ente and ASUSTOR integration to thecap.
– Keep SMTP settings, the 20-language interface, and existing photos and accounts.
1.0.0.r9
– Repair outbound NAT for the dedicated Ente network on ASUSTOR Docker installations with –iptables=false.
– Add a 20-language selector to the SMTP access-code page, settings form, and status messages.
– Keep the existing SMTP configuration and database on upgrade.
1.0.0.r8
– Add a password-protected SMTP settings page on port 39906 with Gmail defaults.
– Test outgoing mail before saving; apply settings by restarting Ente Photos in App Central.
– Preserve the current museum configuration and keep SMTP credentials out of the package.
1.0.0.r7
– Generate and migrate JWT secrets using URL-safe Base64 without rotating existing keys.
– Wait for museum health before starting the MinIO relay, including existing installations.
– Explain where verification codes appear until SMTP is configured.
– Refuse to write into the small system /share filesystem when the Docker share is missing.
1.0.0.r6
– Fix Docker network allocation on hosts with exhausted default address pools.
– Create the external Ente network from an available 10.254.x.0/24 subnet.
– Reuse entephotos_adm_network when it already exists.
– Keep existing Ente configuration and persistent data during upgrades.
1.0: initial release
Ente Photos is an app for backing up and viewing photos and videos, similar to Google Photos. It lets you access your images across devices, organize them into albums, and share them.
Its key feature is end-to-end encryption: your photos are encrypted before they’re uploaded, and only you have the keys needed to view them. The APK we prepared installs a self-hosted version on your ASUSTOR NAS.
Setup and first sign-in:
1. Open the SMTP settings: http://192.168.0.32:39906/ (port 39906). Find the access code in /share/Docker/EntePhotos/SMTP-ACCESS.txt.
2. Enter your SMTP settings, test email delivery, and save. Then restart Ente Photos in App Central to apply the settings.
3. Open Ente Photos: http://192.168.0.32:39902/ (port 39902). Create an account or sign in, then upload your photos.
If your NAS address changes, replace 192.168.0.32 in both links with its new address.
Your data and settings are stored in /share/Docker/EntePhotos.
