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12 years ago
Great idea !
I'll do that.
I'll do that.
Ubooquity does not care (in theory) about what kind of files are in the archive. It just keeps the ones it identifies as being images (jpeg, png, gif and, in a future version, webp).
If you can, could send me one or a few files that still can't be opened by Ubooquity after recompression ?
Email to: tom ' at ' vaemendis ' dot ' net
If you can, could send me one or a few files that still can't be opened by Ubooquity after recompression ?
Email to: tom ' at ' vaemendis ' dot ' net
That great news ! :D
Let me know if you encounter any difficulty coming from the way I implemented the OPDS feed.
I tried to stick to the specifications as closely as possible but I found some parts quite ambiguous.
Let me know if you encounter any difficulty coming from the way I implemented the OPDS feed.
I tried to stick to the specifications as closely as possible but I found some parts quite ambiguous.
Could you take a look at your log file and check if you have some errors ?
For now I'm quite puzzled by this problem. So if you have time to "play" a little bit with the settings (try to share another folder, create another user etc.) and find some hints, it would help a lot.
For now I'm quite puzzled by this problem. So if you have time to "play" a little bit with the settings (try to share another folder, create another user etc.) and find some hints, it would help a lot.
Ubooquity never modifies the user's files (books or comics). That's a strong design principle that will not change.
So modifying comics metadata is not an option.
However, keeping the unred/read state of a given book in the database (as well as the current page number for comics read using the online reader) is something that can be done (and already requested a few times).
So why not.
So modifying comics metadata is not an option.
However, keeping the unred/read state of a given book in the database (as well as the current page number for comics read using the online reader) is something that can be done (and already requested a few times).
So why not.
I understand your pain. ;)
I'll try to add a setting bypass the base folder when there is only one.
I'll try to add a setting bypass the base folder when there is only one.
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