I would love to be able to create my own library from the admin page and then allocate a directory to it.

Such as Kids Books /mnt/shared/kids/ebooks

It would be a real bonus to have one additional "Fit To" option for the reader/viewer. There is Fit to Width and Fit to Height but comics with mixed landscape and portrait images are hard to view when set to one or the other. An added option that would fit to whichever dimension is largest would be a boon.

(And once again, thanks for such a great piece of software!)

I have been informed today of a severe vulnerability in the last available version of Ubooquity 2 (version 2.1.2).

A fixed version is available on the usual download page, version 2.1.4.

Please update as soon as possible.

Ubooquity 3 is not impacted by this vulnerability and can be used safely.

Already sharing, for example, "/media/Comic Books/" but when I try to share the folder "/media/Comic Books - Golden Age/" it says "ERROR: Folder already shared or containing an already shared folder."  It appears to happen whenever two folder names contain the same beginning.

Only feature I think would be really helpful is being able to filter what users can view based on the rating given in the metadata and/or only allowing specified user groups to see a shared folder.

Anybody could tell me if this software is dead?

I mean, without maintenance and without upgrades.

I cannot currently remember exactly how to connect friends’ Chunky apps to my ubooquity server. What’s frustrating is:

My own chunky was set up to connect to ubooquity ages ago, and works! But Chunky doesn’t really let you see the details of the settings, so I have no idea how it is configured.

I can log on to the web version!

I have tried an exhausting number of combinations:

domain:port

Added http:// and https://

Added /opds-comics and /opds-comics/

Added /ubooquity/opds-comics

Tried IP number address instead of no-ip domain

Tried admin login instead of user login

Please help, it’s driving me crazy

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Message from Tom:

I'm not at all against mentioning alternatives to Ubooquity, we all love books and ways to manage them here, and having several tools do it is good.

But a full promotional post for Kavita, without even asking first is crossing a line for me. This is not the right place.

Hope you'll understand.

With large collections, it can be tricky to remember where I left off. Would be awesome if there was a way to have a read comic easy to identify.