I just discovered comic tagger and downloaded it. went thru a few files got the metadata for them and when i open ubooquity i can see the name of the file but i only see a tiny little square instead of the cover of the actual book, before using comic tagger to gather the metadata the comics were viewable inside of ubooquity.. any help is appreciated.

I'm new to Ubooquity. I'm trying to create a Calibre library on a WD Mycloud NAS. I've just discovered UBoo. I'm hoping this will work for this

long description, chrome, linux, gnome, superior spider 4AU

pop up contains a long description that entends below the page bottom. Better detection of long descriptions, setting overflow=scroll may help.

Putting this in the RAW files directory: /Volumes/Macintosh HD/comix

In the logs, it gets file not found:
WARN com.ubooquity.provider.rawfile.a - File not found: /Volumes/Macintosh HD/ubooquity/\Volumes\Macintosh HD\comix\

I'm trying to run in OS X 10.10.5. Says unable to open check console....message in console is 8/30/15 8:16:37.236 PM java[15614]: com.apple.message.domain: com.apple.java.usage.CommandLine.java

Is possible to have for admin who is connect who have read

thx for all

I can access Ubooquity via it's IP address on the web, but I've had no luck accessing it by it's FQDN (fully qualified domain name). Is this on purpose? I'm on a dynamic IP at home and want to access it during slow times at my business or remotely on my phone no matter where I am. If I can access ONLY by IP, I'll have to check it constantly. But via a DynDNS account I should be able to access it easily via FQND no matter how often the IP changes.Am I doing something wrong? Is this by design? Is this a feature request I'm now making?