The calibre FAQ page clearly states: Do not put your calibre library on a networked drive. Bad things will happen. Well, I tested this myself and with AFP shares, bad things did happen:-(Use NFS. But, with a little help from my friends (thank you, Bogdan!), I migrated the calibre library to a NFS share, and had no problems since. Calibre on Qnap NAS TS419P: 2012: Related Tools: 6: 02:28 PM: Calibre Server on WD My Book Live NAS: ramsam: Devices: 1: 03:57 PM: Calibre. Install on QNAP On a QNAP, install using the Create Container page of ContainerStation. Search for calibredb and select the image from the Docker Hub tab and click Create. HOW TO: add Calibre content server in a jail on your FreeNAS server1. Add Jail manually using GUI. Jails Tab - Jails.- Add Jail. This video is a tutorial on how to install and setup Calibre and Cops to manage ebooks. These 2 pieces of software work very well together. This video shows.
Hi,I did some search, but I'm quite confused about what is considered 'best practice'.
I used Calibre to store my collection of eBooks under windows.
Now I'm moving unto a (home) networked environment mainly based on my NAS and several computers, mainly running Linux, I also have a couple of kindles.
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I would like to move all my database to NAS (which is backupped), but I read this is not the 'advised' configuration.Calibre Qnap How To
- I am ok to maintain (add/remove/edit_metadata) from a single location.
- It would be OK to maintain directly from NAS, but it is headless (accessible either via web or ssh).
- My specific NAS is Intel-based (4core Atom).
- Other PC's should be able to browse book list and to download for local reading.
- I'm aware of two 'plugins' for my NAS which seem Calibre-related (BicBucStrim and COPS), but it's unclear to me their actual usage.
- I would like to avoid duplication of my (large) collection.
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Can someone point me in the right direction, please?Qnap Calibre
(note: I'm a programmer and i have a long Linux experience, so compilation/code-modification doesn't scare me, I just would like to avoid wasting my ample spare time reinventing the wheel)
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