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Not a bug

the server should ignore empty folders

Are Finstad 10 years ago updated by Tom 8 years ago 4
the server should ignore the folder if its empty (say if you delete a cbz file in ComicRack for example and that is placed inside a sorted folder. the folder will stay for the series even tho there is no files there.

rescanning the library should detect it, it should not care if there is empty folders in the library and def not display them either (just an issue if a series is either deleted entirely or moved to another folder) 

if there is remaining folders from entries that is now deleted it should be ignored, simple as that IMO.
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Completed

For some who might be having problems serving over the internet

superphamicom 10 years ago updated by Tom 9 years ago 10
I own a Motorola SBG 6580 combo cable modem/router and was having difficulty serving comics through a WAN. I found this discussion here about some port forwarding tips and it worked perfectly! You basically want to set its external/WAN ip address to 0.0.0.0, and everything else as suggested:

http://forums.comcast.com/t5/Home-Networking-Router-WiFi/Port-Forwarding-for-an-IP-Camera/td-p/1529477


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Answered

Statistics implementation

Abis Team 10 years ago updated 10 years ago 3
Greetings.

I wonder if there is an opportunity to count downloaded books?

Thanks in advance for your concern.
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Declined

Add the option to view CBR/CBZ files under E-Books

Jason Jones 9 years ago updated by Tom 9 years ago 3

I have many e-books that are in cbr or cbz format. It would be nice to be able to view them with the comic reader under the E-Book section.

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Planned

Java exception - OutOf MemoryError

Jimmy Cap 10 years ago updated by Elouan 8 years ago 14
I'm scanning a significant library of PDF files (~1000) titles and about every 500 or so I get the following error:

20150610 10:12:08 [Scanner thread] ERROR com.ubooquity.Ubooquity - Uncaught exception on thread: Scanner threadjava.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space.

This is on WS2012R2, Java 8u45 x64.

Jimmy

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Answered

Seagate Central

Simon Kavanagh 10 years ago updated by Tom 10 years ago 3
Hello,

Is it possible to run ubooquity from my seagate central 2TB NAS hard drive? If so, how difficult is it? I'm not very good at linux/java commands. I have all my comics and ebooks stored on the NAS but I don't want to have my laptop running to keep the server active.

Thanks for your help.
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Completed

Feature Request - single config directory for files, logs, etc

PhAzE 9 years ago updated by Tom 9 years ago 6
Files from the .jar are extracted into the same folder as the .jar file. How about a switch like --configdir that allows those files to be extracted to a folder that can be set via command line option. That way all the files can be contained but moved to another location while leaving the jar file in its current directory.
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Under review

Bug in 1.7 display comics

lilybellule lilybellule 10 years ago updated by Tom 10 years ago 6
After updating and rescanning, all covers displayed are shuffled in library. Example when switching versions (stop and restart).. Any idea ?
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Answered

Start at boot on Ubuntu? Deamonize?

Jim Howe 10 years ago updated by Tom 8 years ago 24
I love what I am seeing here.  I can run it with no problems from the command line with scripts provided.  I have tried following linux documentation to get it to run headless at boot time (copied to the /etc/init.d, owned by root, etc), but I am having no luck.  Any thoughts or links that may help?

Thanks in advance!
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Answered

Comic Metadata

T0mservo 9 years ago updated by Tom 7 years ago 15

So I've been having trouble adding metadata to my large comic collection.


I've unsuccessfully tried Calibre and ComicVine Scraper plugin for ComicRack. Is there a simple way to write metadata to a large collection without creating duplicate books or managing a separate library?


Could someone please lay out simple instructions on how to get that beautiful info I see in so many of your theme pictures. It shouldn't be hard, right?