Hi !

Updating my Synology to DSM 6, I had to make a new install of Ubooquity. It works like a charm for my EPUB files but when I scanned the folders of my PDF, I saw these exceptions for all my files :

My files are listed in Ubooquity but there is no thumbnail (just a generic logo) and I cannot read it directly. I'm redirected to the error page "Page not found".

It's very strange because I had no problem before.

Thanks for your help.

Jeremy

When i double click on the install file I get....

java.io.FileNotFoundException: C:\Windows\system32\preferences.xml (Access is denied)

Windows 7 Home Premium

Java Version 8 update 73 (build 1.8.0_73-b02)

Hi,

I would like to know how start a daemon Ubooquity on a Windows server 2008 without login of a user ? Any idea ?

Thanks for this great app !

the other night I noticed that my server was experiencing SERIOUS lag.... a quick check showed that the UBOOQUITY process(es) had completely taken over - I counted about 30 process IDs on the HTOP screen. I start UBOOQUITY via startup - and assign 1024Mb at the java command line call - - - however -- - it "seemed" that it was taking more than that (I don't know completely how to read the HTOP screen...) - what I did see and can read (if I have my glasses on...) - CPU (this is a 2 core boxen) - was over 100% - most of which was the UBOOQUITY chain .... I let it run for a few hours to see if anything would change - and it didn't - the log file did not seem to be getting any new entries and had a few "glitch" spots in it...(so brain dead me - deleted it after I stopped everything....)

I have since restarted the beastie from scratch (deleting the db as well to keep things clean) - so far all seems well... I know that if a scanning thread is running, repeated logins, and a second admin login starts, can cause hiccups.. including what "seems" to be a second scanning instance to begin... - - I hope that this weekend I can narrow down the "exact" pointy/clickie steps to repeat the crash/crunch/bang -

main questions - - -

What are optimal RAM setting for startup when the initial directories are going to be scanned and database generated?

What are the optimal settings if I then start up UBOOQUITY on an itty-bitty GOFLEX NET and this will be the "web instance" front end (the other instance of UBOOQUITY will be shutdown)?

if the boxen that is used for DB creation has 4GB of RAM (multi core CPU/hyperthreading/chrome plating/brass buttons/etc....), the GOFLEX has 128MB (ARM cpu/3 cylinder/Citroen frame/iron nails/bald tires/no paint) - What I am looking at trying is assigning 1024MB for the bigger boxen and then NOT specifying on the little guy.... (BIG BOXEN runs ubuntu 15.1 and the little guy runs debian Jessie and I think I just updated the kernel on both to 4 something if that makes a difference)

My daughter figures we have enough disk space, and if we download the "weeklies" we add about 300 comics a week (until we toss out what we don't care about)... so - for instance - I shutdown the little guy process - fire off the big guy Saturday afternoon to add the new files - and then once finished scanning - switch things back -- - -

Does this sound workable?

Within UBOOQUITY - What triggers log file rotation? (and what is the best way to archive the logs?)

I've noticed that the size of the ubooquity db is growing by leaps and bounds... I've also noticed that it compresses like a bad dog - - - - (almost 20 to 1... YMMV)

Are there any plans to add compression to the db.... ??

Hi,

I installed your product on my NAS Dlink DNS-320L (http://dlink.vtverdohleb.org.ua/Add-On/), and I meet 2 problems:
- First, after every restart of the nas, all the parameters are lost and it is necessary to me to re-configure everything
- As it is limited in number of imported books, because after more than 2000 imports, interface shows me no more book, she is black and empties, the system is slow and it is necessary to me to restart the nas and one returns to the problem n°1...

Can you help me please to solve my problems, because this product is very good and corresponds exactly to what I looked for!

Thank you.
Ponch.

What does the following mean?

within a 2 minute window - the warning shows up 12 times -

the file either is or is not a zip file isn't it?

if the file is unreadable (which it seems to be... ) - shouldn't the error reflect that?

if the ISNOT a zip file - any indication as to what filetype it should be?

if it is a zip file then a scrambled multi-part zip.... zip vs. gzip vs. other flavors... (DOS/Mac/Linux/etc....)

more info please?!?!

20160314 01:09:29 [Scanner thread] WARN com.ubooquity.f.a - Failed to read file, will try to guess format: /mnt/Public/Comics/Marvel_Comics/Pre-Marvel(Timely-Atlas)/What's Scanned & Unscanned in the Timely-Atlas Universe (2010-07).cbz

20160314 01:09:29 [Scanner thread] INFO com.ubooquity.f.a - File type is in reality a ZIP (cbz)
20160314 01:09:29 [Scanner thread] WARN com.ubooquity.f.a - Could not open file: /mnt/Public/Comics/Marvel_Comics/Pre-Marvel(Timely-Atlas)/What's Scanned & Unscanned in the Timely-Atlas Universe (2010-07).cbz

java.util.zip.ZipException: archive is not a ZIP archive
   at org.apache.commons.compress.archivers.zip.ZipFile.positionAtEndOfCentralDirectoryRecord(ZipFile.java:806) ~[commons-compress-1.9.jar.7390313412389470896.tmp:1.9]
   at org.apache.commons.compress.archivers.zip.ZipFile.positionAtCentralDirectory(ZipFile.java:736) ~[commons-compress-1.9.jar.7390313412389470896.tmp:1.9]
   at org.apache.commons.compress.archivers.zip.ZipFile.populateFromCentralDirectory(ZipFile.java:481) ~[commons-compress-1.9.jar.7390313412389470896.tmp:1.9]
   at org.apache.commons.compress.archivers.zip.ZipFile.(ZipFile.java:216) ~[commons-compress-1.9.jar.7390313412389470896.tmp:1.9]

   at org.apache.commons.compress.archivers.zip.ZipFile.(ZipFile.java:192) ~[commons-compress-1.9.jar.7390313412389470896.tmp:1.9]
   at com.ubooquity.fileformat.cbz.a.a(SourceFile:40) ~[Ubooquity.jar:1.9.1]
   at com.ubooquity.f.a.a(SourceFile:89) [Ubooquity.jar:1.9.1]
   at com.ubooquity.f.a.a(SourceFile:30) [Ubooquity.jar:1.9.1]
   at com.ubooquity.b.c.a(SourceFile:66) [Ubooquity.jar:1.9.1]

   at com.ubooquity.data.feeder.a.b(SourceFile:512) [Ubooquity.jar:1.9.1]
   at com.ubooquity.data.feeder.a.c(SourceFile:470) [Ubooquity.jar:1.9.1]
   at com.ubooquity.data.feeder.a.b(SourceFile:35) [Ubooquity.jar:1.9.1]
   at com.ubooquity.data.feeder.a$1.run(SourceFile:123) [Ubooquity.jar:1.9.1]
   at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:745) [na:1.8.0_60]

Hi all

I have been using Ubooquity for a while (on my QNAP NAS), but I am going travelling soon and the NAS will be turned off for this period. So I want to set it up using a cheap DigitalOcean droplet. My files are stored on Amazon Cloud Drive (they are already backed up there, so why not use them...).

So I have created the droplet running Ubuntu 14.04, installed Ubooquity successfully to /opt/ubooquity. And installed acd_cli and mounted my amazon drive.

Everything looks like it is working properly, however I just cant connect from my home computers. I presume its an issue with connecting to a remote machine (port forward / firewall). Ubooquity is definitely up and running, i have allowed connections in my firewall. I believe that all ports are open by default on a DO droplet.

ps aux | grep uboo gives

root 4374 41.2 13.0 2058784 65384 ? Sl 04:44 0:02 /usr/bin/java -jar /opt/ubooquity/Ubooquity.jar -webadmin -headless -port 2022

sudo netstat -plunt gives

...
.tcp6 0 0 :::2022 :::* LISTEN 4374/java

What am I missing here?

If I curl http://dropletip:2022/admin in putty I can see that the correct page to create a password is coming up, but I can't access it via a webpage.

As many people sort their comics by publisher, i've started a collection of images for the Publisher folders: https://www.dropbox.com/s/8d2s8he1pze9f3d/Comic%20Publisher%20Folders.zip?dl=0

If anyone else is working on something similar it would be great to combine our efforts.