Calibre - David Buhlman

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TubeArchivist, Part Three

TubeArchivist, Part Three

Configure TubeArchivist I'm finally able to come back to this and try to figure out why I was getting Error (5) input/output as an error message when mounting a network drive. I tried a number of different suggestions I found online but none of them were able

Calibre-Web, Part Three

Calibre-Web, Part Three

Troubleshooting Well Calibre-Web is really slick looking, but I've run into two problems. The first is a permission disparity between Calibre Content Server and Calibre-Web. Calibre Server is using root while Calibre-Web is using david. I would think it's ultimately a small problem and should be

Calibre-Web, Part Two

Calibre-Web, Part Two

So this combination of using Calibre Server as the backend and Calibre-Web as the front end is really nice. Let's work on making this a more permanent solution. Enable Calibre-Web as a Service Steps performed on CALIBRE-01 The example service file in their wiki is as follows: [Unit]

Calibre, Part Three

Calibre, Part Three

Install Calibre Server Step 6 - (Optional) Automatically Adding Books to Your Calibre Library Steps performed on CALIBRE-01 * mkdir /home/david/books-to-add * cd books-to-add * wget https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/11.epub.images -o alice.epub * crontab -e * */5 * * * * calibredb add /home/sammy/books-to-add/ -r --with-library http://localhost:8080#calibre-library

Calibre-Web

So while I was trying to find some solutions to all the problems I ran into with Calibre I had come across people mentioning Calibre-Web and how it is a much better GUI and front end to use than Calibre's. Since I ran into some road blocks trying

Calibre, Part Two

Calibre, Part Two

Install Calibre Server Step 3 - Running the Calibre Content Server and Viewing Your Library I'm coming back to this from where I left off yesterday. I had installed a couple additional packages that Calibre is supposed to need to run. So in Calibre's official documentation

Calibre

Over the past few years I have kept hearing how great it can be to run a Calibre server for your personal eBooks. Any time I have looked into it, Calibre's documentation has just never made sense to me as far what I actually need to do. Yesterday