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# Photo sources and shared connections
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Each photo source has a unique ID and independently persisted directory/URL,
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orientation, caption, quality, duplicate and person-selection settings. Jobs refer
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to the source ID. Updating one source does not change another source.
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Local sources read folders under the configured NAS mount. Ordinary file reads
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and local Synology thumbnails do not require a Photos login. Person filtering
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uses the shared Synology Photos session, intersected with that source's folder
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catalog. Shared/personal space and person IDs are saved separately per source.
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The current service supports one NAS Photos endpoint and one active account.
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Signing in with another account or disconnecting affects every people-filtered
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source. Personal-space person IDs may differ between accounts: recheck each
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source after an account switch. Multiple independent NAS/account connections
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are not supported. Do not interpret multiple folder sources as multiple logins.
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WebDAV credentials and native drive credentials belong to their respective
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sources and do not use the shared NAS Photos login. Explicitly reusing a WebDAV
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credential variable shares that credential, but does not share filter settings.
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The UI labels the top card **Shared connection**, displays source IDs and paths
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on each source card, and explains each source's connection dependency. Shared
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session disconnect is available only in the shared connection card and asks for
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confirmation of its impact on all people-filtered sources.
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