I cannot get Ubooquity to go fullscreen on any browser on either Android or IOS. I have tried Chrome on both platforms, Safari on IOS.

Other websites allow for fullscreen, but for some inexplicable reason Ubooquity will not allow the address bar to go away.

It's a shame because who wants to look at the address bar when reading comics or books.

I have a comic starting with the letter "Â". It is sorted in Ubooquity after the letter "Z". Is this normal behavior or a bug?

Hi,
I've tested the reverse proxy feature with nginx without any success.
Could you share a sample config?
Thanks,
Christophe.

It'd be cool if Ubooquity advertised it's OPDS feeds via Bonjour (aka DNS service discovery); it's a small thing but it would smooth the setup process for users a tiny bit.

I'm not sure if other apps use it but mine (Chunky reader) looks for the service identifier "_opds._tcp."

Not sure why, but one book will not let me download it from the server. I can read it on the web just fine. But when I try to download it it gives the error: Multiple distinct Content-Length headers received. This is disallowed to protect against HTTP response splitting attacks.


I've done some research to try and fix this but I've come up empty. Every one seems to believe that it's caused by a comma in the file name, but this is not the case. There isn't a single comma in the entire cbz archive. I'm running Ubuntu Server 14.04.

I am volunteering to help a not-for-profit school in India to  setup an e-reading room (on their internal network, not on internet) based on the content that they have. In this context, I am looking for an ebook server. I was wondering if Ubooquity is a suitable candidate. Does it include a reader? I would prefer one with facility to bookmark and annotate content. Thanks.

I have found on Ubuntu that after the first run, any change in the port setting is simply ignored. The UI will say that the port has been changed, the general tab will show URLs with the new port, but the service is still running on the old port. Quitting and restring does not help.

An alternative way to host the Web server with another provider, like IIS, Apache, Tomcat, ...
Because i need to host multiple websites on 1 server, based on the name, not only on the port. Only 1 port used for all, 80.

As of version 1.7 users are able to set folders in /admin that the scraper will traverse. Please add a textarea in the Comics setting to set folders to be ignored. Some users may have sub-folders within their comics directory that have not yet been sorted or had not yet had metadata generated and should not be scanned by Ubooquity.