Just installed Ubooquity on D-Link DNS-320L NAS, When trying to launch application from Chrome browser via NAS Application screen, have two options for Unooquity: Launch interface and Admin interface. Both don't work leading to "This site can't be reached" message. Noticed that browser is trying to access http://192.168.1.XXX:2202/ I checked Norton and sure that all ports for Chrome browser are available for communication. Any idea?

There is a great App for movies and TV shows, that properly reads external sites, and then renames and properly folder structures those files. Since I have found this application, I can see my comics need a similar one fell swoop for organizing and folder setup. Am I missing a structure guide, or does anybody know if this does exist in the wild already?

According to http://www.portchecktool.com/ my selected port is open and functioning properly. I have my plex server running on the same machine and have no problems getting that to work remotely, but when I try to connect to my server, it just times out. Any ideas?

When you click on a book, it brings up a book and has the "Download" and "Read" options.

Two issues here, the rating is empty and I cant seem to change it (i would like to get rid of it, but not having it be empty would be nice, any tips on some custom css), but also it says "null" and the bottom and when i inspect it, the id is "details_description"... I would also rather do without this, but I can't seem to figure out what part of a file to edit to feed this element data

Hi,

I've been using ubooquity for quite some time now, and I am globally pleased with what it does. I run ubooquity on a NAS (synology brand) and I give access to my library to friends and family.

Here is the feature I'd like: not all the content is fitted for all audiences, for example some comics are not proper for children (only because of explicit violence or strong language, no other reason ;-)

I would like to define profiles for users: profiles would grant access to part of the collection, and by assigning a profile to a user we could control what they can access or not.

Profiles could be defined in several ways. I place them in order of what I think is the simplest:

- a regex pattern on the name of the files

- listing folders to include/exclude in the profile

- querying on the metadata of the comics. I would recommend allowing queries (regex?) on 'genre', 'serie', 'title' fields at the very least

The next step after that is to modify ubooquity so that when a user logs in, it would display only the part of the collection that fits the criterias defined in the profile. I don't believe this to be very hard, but I don't know how this is encoded at the moment, so I could be wrong

i have reverse proxy enabled.. this works...

I have SSL/Keystore enabled... I can connect via https...

However.....

My tablet continually tries to download HTML/PHP... whatever the pages are....

Errors like this are plentiful:

20160723 16:33:06 [pool-1-thread-8] WARN com.ubooquity.e.e - Interrupted while sending response (perhaps the client stopped the download) - javax.net.ssl.SSLException - Connection has been shutdown: javax.net.ssl.SSLException: Unrecognized SSL message, plaintext connection?

https://my.Foo.bar:8555/comics/admin

Works as a URL.... and 'admin' tries downloading every few seconds....

I have a valid keystore ( or I wouldn't have an https connection?)

Am I missing something? (Android tablet trying t connect)

Hi,

When I click read on a comic I get a 504 timeout. Logs don't show anything.

`20160721 09:44:27 [pool-1-thread-1] INFO com.ubooquity.provider.page.a - Someone is reading`

Thanks,

I use ComicRack with the ComicVine scraper to tag and sort/rename all my comics, but one collection of mine, The Wicked + The Divine, displays the issue number and title, others only display the title. I'm not sure how to change it or why it's inconsistent if the naming and tags are correct (which they are). Here's a screenshot:

edit: oddly, if I search Ubooquity for "wicked" all the issues show properly tagged/formatted.

If I'm reading the instructions right, in order to have access to the public network I *need* to be able to do port forwarding in the router. If I only have access to Windows Firewall but not the router because I'm renting a room for the next two months I'll only have local access.

Is my understanding of this correct?

i have found some CBR files that ubooquity wont read....

Here is what I've found about them..

They appear to be 'RAR' 4 files using 'Solid' (??) Encoding/compressing.

The jUnrar 'kit' has issues unpacking these files...

(At least in 2011 they did.... https://github.com/edmund-wagner/junrar/issues/4

The only fix I've found is to unpack/repack files...

Has anyone else run across this?

Rich