Photosync → Immich helper stack for Unraid. It watches a Photosync inbox, moves stable files to a drop folder, then uploads them to Immich using immich-go with parallel workers. A small monitor script prints queue counts and container status.

Components

photosync-mover (Alpine): inotify + periodic sweeps; moves files from inbox to drop after size is stable.
photosync-uploader (immich-go): fast uploads from drop to Immich with configurable concurrency; optional delete-on-success.
monitor.sh: quick health snapshot (queue sizes, container state, recent uploader logs).

Setup

Fill .env with your values:
- Paths: INBOX and DROP pointing to your host shares (e.g., /mnt/user/photosync/inbox, /mnt/user/photosync/drop).
- Immich: IMMICH_URL, IMMICH_API_KEY.
- Tuning (optional): STABLE_FOR, SCAN_FALLBACK, UPLOAD_CONCURRENCY, UPLOAD_SCAN_INTERVAL, UPLOAD_IDLE_SLEEP, DELETE_ON_SUCCESS, ALLOW_INSECURE_SSL.
- Permissions: PUID/PGID, TZ.
Bring up the stack:
```
docker compose up -d
```
This starts:
- photosync-mover (runs move_stable.sh)
- photosync-uploader (runs uploader.sh)

Useful commands

Check status/logs summary:
```
bash monitor.sh
```

View live logs:

docker logs -f photosync-uploader
docker logs -f photosync-mover

Tear down:
```
docker compose down
```

Behavior and tuning

Mover waits STABLE_FOR seconds to ensure file size is unchanged, then moves to drop. Falls back to full scans every SCAN_FALLBACK seconds.
Uploader scans drop every UPLOAD_SCAN_INTERVAL seconds, uploads with UPLOAD_CONCURRENCY workers, and optionally deletes the source after success.
ALLOW_INSECURE_SSL=true allows self-signed Immich endpoints (not recommended unless needed).

Requirements

Docker/Compose v2.
immich-go pulled via ghcr.io/immich-app/immich-go:release (adjust tag if desired).
inotify is installed inside the mover container automatically.