Hi Rajendra,

I suppose Ubooquity could work properly in your context. The main problems you could face would depend on the number of users.
Ubooquity was designed as a "home" server, I did not test it with a high number of simultaneous connections (do you have an idea of the number of simultaneous users you would have ?).
Furthermore, this is not a professional application. So there is no guarantee or support. Just me answering questions and working on the code whenever I have time to do so. :)

I don't know either if you would want to limit access to the books using logins and passwords.
If so, and if you have a lot of students, user account creation might be a bit tedious as you would have to create all accounts yourself (there is no interface for a user to create his account himself).

Last warning: Ubooquity currently offers an online reader (inside the browser) only for comics (CBZ/CBR) and PDF files. I plan to try to add an epub reader at some point, but not before a few months, and I'm not sure sure to succeed (I can't make promises on bookmarks or annotations).

The best way to check if Ubooquity fills your needs is probably to set it up (on a desktop environment it's done in a matter of minutes) and do a few tests.
Let me know if you have other questions (and if you choose to use Ubooquity for your school).

Regards,
Tom

I'm glad it did as I had no idea of the cause. :)

Perhaps I'll add some code to automatically remove the trailing slash. Thanks for the feedback.

[Edit] Done in 1.7.0

Yes it will.
Target release date: mid-december.

[Edit] 1.7.0 released !

No, not without a lot of work to remove the internal HTTP server, remove the internal database (and have Ubooquity use a datasource provided by Tomcat), remove the GUI, add a lot of configuration, etc.

It would be another project in itself and with an even more limited audience as installing and running Tomcat servers is not something everybody can do.

I have not seen this issue myself but I don't own a NAS.
Any additional info/ideas are welcome as for know I don't see where the problem could come from.