Changelog
- Double
Ctrl+F
now hides the search suggestions. - Added album media elements to the search bar results (useful for big albums).
- Search bar suggestions can now be navigated with arrow keys.
Downloads
Depending on the operating system you are using, there are multiple installation options.
Linux with DEB package support
For apt-compatible Linux distributions, we provide a DEB package:
Version | Arch | Download | Hash | Hash alg. |
---|---|---|---|---|
1.20.5 | amd64 | Drive Mega |
d3ba418c9f4becf8c3fd7cdf11b6bc35c622dff42b7091ec98cefadd35ee1da1 |
SHA256 |
Download it, and check its integrity using:
sha256sum ./personalmediavault_1.20-5.deb
Then, install it using apt
:
sudo apt install ./personalmediavault_1.20-5.deb
After the installation, the binary files will be available in /usr/bin
, and the frontend files will be available in /usr/lib/pmv/www
.
To run a vault, type:
pmv /path/to/vault
You can change the language the launcher uses setting the PMV_LANGUAGE
environment variable to en
or es
.
Windows
For Windows, we provide a MSI installer:
Version | Arch | Language | Download | Hash |
---|---|---|---|---|
1.20.5 | x64 | English | Mega | SHA256: F6D5F323CB8AAC59E14148728C6A6FEE13B5C6E5BE5BA833824B998DC6592729 |
1.20.5 | x64 | Spanish | Mega | SHA256: FE40D0DC6A33A1DE473D49CF622B058D01AB049D3376CA6511289709E246B2CB |
In order to install Personal Media Vault in Windows, run the installer and everything will be set up for the application to work.
When downloading the MSI installer, check the file hash with PowerShell to make sure the file was not modified:
Get-FileHash -Path "PersonalMediaVault-1.20.5-x64.msi" -Algorithm SHA256
Get-FileHash -Path "PersonalMediaVault-1.20.5-x64-es.msi" -Algorithm SHA256
After it's installed, create an empty folder to store your media vault and right click it. You should see a new option "Open with PersonalMediaVault". Click it to run the vault launcher.
Docker
You can run this project with docker, using the official image uploaded to Docker Hub.
In order to pull the image, type:
docker pull asanrom/pmv
To run a personal media vault instance, you can create a container, which is going to run the backend binary inside it.
Here is an example command to create a container:
docker run -p 80:80 -v /path/to/the/vault:/vault -e VAULT_INITIAL_USER=admin -e VAULT_INITIAL_PASSWORD=admin asanrom/pmv --daemon --clean --log-requests --vault-path /vault
You can replace /path/to/the/vault
for the path where you have your vault stored.
For empty vaults, a default admin
, with password admin
will be created. You can also override them by changing the environment variables VAULT_INITIAL_USER
and VAULT_INITIAL_PASSWORD
respectively. You should change the password as soon as you first login into your vault to protect it with a strong password.
For more options, run:
docker run asanrom/pmv --help