If you can send me an example of DJVU file that can't be opened, I'll take a look to try to understand what's wrong. My address: tom 'at' vaemendis.net
I was not able to determine the cause of the issue (since I can't reproduce it on my side).
I will include additional debug logs in the next version, so that we can get more information about the reason some Djvu files can't be opened on your system.
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The online reader is already usable with DJVU files.
What issue did you encounter ?
Altso, in current version of Ubooquity (2.x), the Djvu files have to be in the "Books" category.
thank you for your reply
my files are in the books section. I am using the 2.1.2 2018 version of ubooquity.
If I try to open a DJVU file I get a page not found error. Everything else works fantastic.
thank you for your reply
my files are in the books section. I am using the 2.1.2 2018 version of ubooquity.
If I try to open a DJVU file I get a page not found error. Everything else works fantastic.
If you can send me an example of DJVU file that can't be opened, I'll take a look to try to understand what's wrong. My address: tom 'at' vaemendis.net
I tested the file you sent me: the file is correctly imported and can be read online.
I unfortunately don't know what is the cause of the issue you encounter.
Do you have any error in Ubooquity logs when the "page not found" is displayed ?
I was not able to determine the cause of the issue (since I can't reproduce it on my side).
I will include additional debug logs in the next version, so that we can get more information about the reason some Djvu files can't be opened on your system.
Version 3.0.2 ( https://vaemendis.net/ubooquity/downloads/Ubooquity-3.0.2.zip ) can be configured to activate Djvu specific logs.
This is done by setting the environnement variable DJVU_LOG to true.
Example of command line launch with this configuration, env variable are passed with the -D prefix: