I don't understand your question.

The content of the webadmin.cred file is generated with:

hex_hmac_sha256(<PASSWORD>, SERVER_SALT)

where

• <PASSWORD> is your password (UTF-8 encoded)
• SERVER_SALT is the following string (UTF-8 encoded):
  

  d0809793df2c3be1a77a229781cfe1cdb1a2a    

• hex_hmac_sha256 is a method provided by the this library

Basically, the HMAC of the password is calculated using the provided salt (using SHA256 as hash function), and the resulting byte array is converted to hexadecimal (hence the "hex_").

Theses are standard functions, which are widely used. Doing the same in a bash script should not be too difficult.

I did not say it was not possible, just that a paginated view was not necessarily better (most websites don't paginate their content).

In fact, pagination is much easier to implement in a native (dekstop or mobile) application than in a web application.

But like I said, pages are just a habit inherited from physical books (although it is still necessary on low refresh rate devices like ebook readers).

About Plex, my guess is that it works because they use a central third party server (theirs) to ease the connection between your machine and your client.

As for Ubooquity, the application to declare in your firewall settings is indeed Java, as the program as seen by Windows is Java (Ubooquity is running "inside" Java).

Mmm, not so easy to add, especially without adding to much complexity in the configuration.

It's not going to happen in a near future, but later on (given my impressive speed of development, I'm talking years) it would be interesting to be able to customize the home page indeed.

Thanks for sharing !

Your problem was probably similar to this one.

• WASD instead of arrows: to be honest, shortcuts customization is very low on my todo list given the number of critical items I already have planned. ;)
• Open (or download) a book without displaying the popup first: planned, I want it too, but not at the top of the list yet.
• IP forwarding: you'd need to buy your own domain, or use some free domain redirection. In any case, nothing specific to configure in Ubooquity, this is purely on the network level.
• Right menu: I don't understand what you mean. Could you describe the problem with a bit more details ?

There has been no recent change on the OPDS feed part (the one used by Challenger Comics).

Because epub files contain HTML file, each HTML file being a chapter.

So you get one page per chapter.

That's the most logical way of displaying HTML content in a browser anyway.

Thanks for the logs.

The problem comes from the log highlighting function. It's not resilient enough (although I don't know exactly what triggered the error). I'll rewrite it so that it's more robust.