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Since upgrading to v1.9.0 my Latest Comics section is blank and doesn't update

Tom Davies 9 years ago • updated 9 years ago • 8

Since I upgraded to v1.9.0, my Latest Comics section is blank. Even more odd, if I add a comic and rescan, it is still blank, but the new comic appears in the proper place in the Comics section. It's not a big deal, but I figured I should let you know.

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Answered

Install on low key device

Elouan 9 years ago • updated by Tom 9 years ago • 2

This is a more a question than an actual request. I run ubooquity on a DS212 synology. It's working fine apart a few minor issues here and then.

Here is my question: for what I understand ubooquity consists of 3 components:

- a database that stores all data about comics collection

- a web server

- a java dameon that works in the background and during scan


On my synology, I already have a database running for other pupropses (mssql) and a web server (I believe it's an Apache server)

So I find that there is redundancy here: with ubooquity running, I end up with two databases and two webservers running on the same machine


My question is as follow:do you think it's feasible to customize ubooquity installation for use with a different database and a different web server?


For the database: I believe that once you've established a connection to any databse it should not change anything; the only difficulty would be to build the initial structure of the database (the tables, fields, queries, etc...). Depending on how that part is coded, it may not change, in any case this would require special work only when you change the database structure, so not every release.

For the web server, I'm not sure how ubooquity works... I belive that using Apache would not change much?





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Not a bug

Ubooquity sometimes rescans entire library

faceless-user 10 years ago • updated by Tom 10 years ago • 7
I'm not really sure what brings this on, it has happened to me now for the 3rd time though.
Basicly when I launch the remote update over the LAN through firefox, immediately it begings removing everything from the library. I tried to  stop and restart Ubooquity this last time hoping it would stop the removal, but relaunching it just makes it rebuild my library liek its running the first time again.

I have 529 gigs of comics (and growing) so you can imagine rescanning everything takes quite a while.
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Fixed

download file name should be the same as the original file name on the server

Are Finstad 10 years ago • updated by Tom 10 years ago • 3
download file name should be the same as the original file name on the server.

ATM when you download a comic (havent tested Books just yet) it will download and name the comic in question in the name of the title of the issue therefor ignoring the series, volume, issue number or any other info that might be important.

it should either one: use the original file name that the host server has named it (in my case its always renamed by ComicRack so it always follows strict rules in the file name)
or two: it uses metadata it reads and names the downloaded file according to rules set either by the server admin or the user (saved settings per user profile anyone?)

example:
original filename: Larfleeze Vol.2013 #01 (August, 2013)
downloaded file name: The Extremely Large Dog on the Edge of Forever.cbz (the title of the issue and nothing else)
the downloaded file name should reflect the series, volume/number and maybe version of the series.

just using the title as a download name like this may be fine with books but not comics at all IMO.

yes it also downlaods the metadata file in the cbz files so we can always sort with ComicRack or something, but i still think it should name its downloads better for when you use it outside of Metadata supported apps (like on an iPad or whatever)
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Where can I find more information on the layout/syntax of the folder-info.html files?

Tom Davies 9 years ago • updated by Tom 9 years ago • 4

I'm looking to setup my comic folders with folder-info.html files, but have no idea what to put in them syntax-wise. Is there an example or reference on this?

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Under review

Deleting books from database

Zedd Epstein 9 years ago • updated 9 years ago • 2

This morning shortly after completing scanning my library, Ubooquity seems to have removed all of the books it had added. I have 5 40kb zips of logs containing:

20160114 08:23:06 [Scanner thread] INFO com.ubooquity.data.database.a - Deleting book with id 65081 from database

What did I configure incorrectly, and is there any way to prevent it from deleting books from the db without confirmation?

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Under review

comic epub

Bo Rosén 10 years ago • updated by Chunky 10 years ago • 2
I just installed Ubookquity on my pi, and it seems to work fine. Except, it appears it doesn't support epub for comics, of which I have a few. Perhaps this could be added at some point?
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Completed

Support for open file format .DJVU .DJV

Antoine Sylvia 10 years ago • updated 10 years ago • 6
Thanks for this great solution and also incorporating some of my initial suggestions such as supporting HTTPS and .Mobi books (I post under the "Boston" username in comments for your releases). I have a big collection of books in the DJVU / DJV open file format which is an alternative to PDF (first released in 1998). I realized after running a scan that this format is currently unsupported in the latest edition and was wondering if there were any plans of adding to future releases? I know I can access them via the RAW section but support for this format would be a great addition.
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Not a bug

Internal server error: / by zero

Les Kent 10 years ago • updated by Tom 10 years ago • 5
I'm getting this error now when trying to access the top level comics book page. Below is what it shows from the log file. This first seemed to have happened when I upgraded to 1.7.0 but when I went back to 1.6.0 it has the same problem. I also added new content around the same time so maybe that is related. 

20150102 03:40:26 [pool-2-thread-9] WARN com.ubooquity.f.f - Could not understand cookie header : gsp_left-pane_g_ctl00_media=520px; gsp_right-pane_g_ctl00_mediaCR=727px; ACEGI_SECURITY_HASHED_REMEMBER_ME_COOKIE="YWRtaW46MTQyNjAxOTQ1MDI3ODowNjc5MTkwNTBlMzExZTUyMThlZDZiNzBkMzVmZTFlZA=="; player-61646d696e=1; SESSION-GUID=dgzaamu8c75h; fdfusionsessionid=+9A0thyELQHg801bc2VFpI95Pts=; snatched_view2=list; soon_view2=thumbs; suggestions_charts_menu_selected=suggestions; __utma=131919182.1564816495.1370233916.1382646165.1390937878.28; _ga=GA1.2.1564816495.1370233916
20150102 03:40:27 [pool-2-thread-12] WARN com.ubooquity.f.f - Could not understand cookie header : gsp_left-pane_g_ctl00_media=520px; gsp_right-pane_g_ctl00_mediaCR=727px; ACEGI_SECURITY_HASHED_REMEMBER_ME_COOKIE="YWRtaW46MTQyNjAxOTQ1MDI3ODowNjc5MTkwNTBlMzExZTUyMThlZDZiNzBkMzVmZTFlZA=="; player-61646d696e=1; SESSION-GUID=dgzaamu8c75h; fdfusionsessionid=+9A0thyELQHg801bc2VFpI95Pts=; snatched_view2=list; soon_view2=thumbs; suggestions_charts_menu_selected=suggestions; __utma=131919182.1564816495.1370233916.1382646165.1390937878.28; _ga=GA1.2.1564816495.1370233916
20150102 03:40:27 [pool-2-thread-12] ERROR com.ubooquity.b - Request processing failed
java.lang.ArithmeticException: / by zero

at com.ubooquity.provider.comic.b.a(SourceFile:696) ~[Ubooquity.jar:1.6.0]

at com.ubooquity.provider.comic.b.a(SourceFile:329) ~[Ubooquity.jar:1.6.0]

at com.ubooquity.provider.comic.b.a(SourceFile:205) ~[Ubooquity.jar:1.6.0]

at com.ubooquity.b.a(SourceFile:287) [Ubooquity.jar:1.6.0]

at com.ubooquity.b.a(SourceFile:53) [Ubooquity.jar:1.6.0]

at com.ubooquity.b$1.a(SourceFile:119) [Ubooquity.jar:1.6.0]

at com.ubooquity.e.d.a(SourceFile:287) [Ubooquity.jar:1.6.0]

at com.ubooquity.e.d$f.a(SourceFile:807) [Ubooquity.jar:1.6.0]

at com.ubooquity.e.d$1$1.run(SourceFile:210) [Ubooquity.jar:1.6.0]

at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(Unknown Source) [na:1.8.0_25]

at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(Unknown Source) [na:1.8.0_25]

at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source) [na:1.8.0_25]



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