Thanx a LOT for the dark themes, it's a blessing to my eyes and personnal taste. xD

Was hoping it would come and i'm really happy.

Great work as usual. ;)

You need to enable the opds feed for each category (Comics/Books/Raw).

It's in the settings page, on top of the comics tab, on top of the Books Tab, and on top of the Raw Files Tab normally.

One more detail, it would be nice if you could add : https://github.com/sethchhim/Kuboo as a suggested Android App to access Comics/Books on Ubooquity with OPDS.

It's really nice, and since it was developped with Ubooquity in mind, it works really great (and it's free too). ;)

Great work as usual.

Thanx;)

I disagree.
What Ubooquity has for now are the first things any media server should implement.

IE: things that allows to use it and exploit it properly.

Would it be nice to have read/unread tags, and the ability to open a file where it was left off ? Yup.

Is it the most important thing ? Far from it.

Better metadata support and performance should come far before.

Same as the ability to better manage users and permissions, and quite some other things.

I don't say it's not important, just that it's far from the top of the list of "things that should be done asap".

Not everyone needs the server to remember for him/her if (s)he read a book or where (s)he left off a book. 

It's something you need obviously, not everyone is in this case (i for one, couldn't care less about "open where it was last open", even more, it would irks me to no end and i would need the ability to disable that feature), and i can easily do without the Read/Unread tag, even if sometimes it makes things a bit slower/harder to find/pick and choose, but i really don't need it, and i'm probably not the only one.

All the other Ubooquity (or mediaserver) features are FAR more important for me (and quite some others). ;)

Now i hope it's implemented some day, but i believe there is far more pressing matters. xD 

It kind of look like the problem i had when using Comyxology v2 theme before the author fixed it.
Might be on related to browser or on theme. 

(no idea if you are using one).

Migrating to Docker+Traefik too ? Good luck with that it can take quite some time in the end, as much as getting the "basics" done with Docker, making it more "permanent", organized AND working with Traefik/reverse proxy and Let's Encrypt/Certs is yet another monster altogether. xD

I hope you'll get there quicker/faster than me (even if it's teaching me/forcing me to learn a LOT of things to do it right xD).

Sparky: When you convert to the epub format in Calibre, the top bottom menu/dialog on the left side contain the "target" epub version in a dropdown menu.

I'm making all my epubs v3 like that so i don't have to redo them later, and everything is like i want it to be. ;)

Then it's probably either a problem with the ebook "format" (like SVG instead of jpg/png), or something you should be able to fix, if you can, by just "upgrading" the format of the book to epub 3.x (i've got quite a lot of epub that didn't display cover and i fixed them by converting those epub to v3 and then "tadaa" cover showed up in ubooquity).

To answer my own questions :

- it seems even if not defined, the Ubooquity Docker creates the /books and /comics Volume (pointing to the config directory or something like that, i'm not totally sure).

- you can specify a volume outside any scope and mount it to any mountpoint, it'll be accessible to ubooquity, and you'll then be able to add whatever you want from there.

Note that, by default, Ubooquity scans on startup... meaning if you use a docker volume pointing to a location with lots of files, you'll have a bit of a problem until you fix it. :)

(i ended up stopping the scan, removing the scan on startup, until i fixed and set up Ubooquity as i wanted).

In the end it's working, now moving to other services as docker, to then go back to nightmarish problems when i'll tackle the whole "Reverse Proxy for all services, with let's encrypt cert for all" Task.

Ok after some tests it's what i thought, if i mount a folder in the container, as comics/books/whatever, it's scanned and added in the db... which is something i can't really have. :(

Anyone using Docker knowing how i can work around that to just allow Ubooquity to access the directories i want it too, and then being able to define from the Admin UI/Settings what directories are scanned/shared by Ubooquity ?

I really don't feel like adding 2+ dozens directories in various forms to Ubooquity and being forced to redo the command line each time i add/remove one.... :(

I'm certain there is a way but i've not found it yet. xD

(i'm new to docker and such, it's quite a slow process for now for :/)