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Indeed.
The library currently used to read the PDF sometimes consumes a huge amount of memory for some files. The only workaround for now is to increase the memory allocated to Ubooquity.
Just in case: you didn't define an exclusion pattern in the advanced options ?
Caused by: java.net.BindException: Address already in use
You have to uUse different ports and paths when running several Ubooquity instances at the same time.
Try launching it with the --headless command line option.
--headless
Use it if you don’t want the Ubooquity interface to be displayed, or to avoid compatibility issues on devices with no graphical environment (e.g. NAS).
'Raw files' allows you to expose a simple listing of clickable files link to be able to download them.
No metadata, no thumbnails, nothing, just links.
Wow, great work !
Hello Ian,
If you upload one of the problematic PDF somewhere and send me the link, I'll take a look.
Yes, the project is still being actively developped, although there have been periods of time in 2019 during which I didn't touch the code much.
Guess I should post a news explaining what is in progress and why it takes so long...
As for your other message, I don't/can't reply to every message. Sometimes I miss some of them, and more often than not I lack the time to answer them. So I focus on the ones that are new and for which I can provide an interesting answer (the "zip" file question has already been discussed a long time ago)
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Hello Morgan,
Ubooquity uses metadata that is stored inside the epub file.
It does not read external opf files.