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I have the same problem. I access Nextcloud through the web using my own domain, and when I go to the Photos or Memories section, I get the same issue as you. Did you find any solution? Thanks.

Hi, Would it be possible to add support for QMD? https://docs.openclaw.ai/concepts/memory#qmd-backend-experimental Or how could I install it? Thank you very much.

Conect ssh to unraid http://localhost:18789/?token=your_gateway_token open /appdata/openclaw/config/devices/pending.json change "silent": false --> true It works for me

(Translated from my Spanish cheat sheet) It works for me this way, using --manual First, review the steps to set up API access permissions here: https://github.com/steipete/gogcli?tab=readme-ov-file Section: Quick Start → 1. Get OAuth2 Credentials You need to download the JSON credentials file and place it in the credentials folder. My steps: Place the credentials JSON file downloaded from Google Cloud Console in /root/.openclaw/credentials/ Enter the container’s interactive session: docker exec -it OpenClaw bash gog auth credentials /root/.openclaw/credentials/client_secret.json gog auth add [email protected] --services gmail,calendar,drive,sheets --manual Click the URL, open it in your browser, continue through until you reach an error page. Copy that URL and paste it back into the terminal — that’s what it’s requesting. You’ll be prompted to create a passphrase. Run gog auth list to view the stored credentials (you’ll be asked for the secure key again). Then run export [email protected] To check if it works, try: gog gmail labels list It will ask for your passphrase. To prevent everything from being lost after updates: Add a path to store Google authentication credentials. Container path --> /root/.config/gogcli Host path --> /mnt/user/appdata/openclaw/gog

Muchas gracias por la iniciativa