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Hi everyone,
I've manage to install Ubooquity on my Synology DS212 model, using Matthew's tutorial Thanks for the god work!
I've had to make a few modifications in the script to adapt to the DS212, I'm sharing it hopping it can help other people to save time
Matthiew's script looks like this
my script looks like this:
Here are explanations:
- the DS212 doesn't have built-in java manager, so you have to install java using the separate [the link is in Mathew's]. I've installed a java8 compatible with my machine. But then you must change the path to java in the script. After installing java, you can find that path using 'which java command
- I've modified memory settings to 128Mb [the DS212 have 256M of memory].This proves enough even though I have a large collection of comics [>1000]. Some files create a java memory error. You can detect those files by looking at the log, and you must remove them from the directory and relaunch a scan to let ubooquity scan all the library. I haven't find another workaround yet
- I've also replaced the -Duser.dir <path> option with --workdir<path> as recommended by ubooquity author. This change is only valid for release 1.8.2
@Mathew: I think you should include that last change in your script, it reads like it's more reliable than changing -Duser.dir parameter?
I've manage to install Ubooquity on my Synology DS212 model, using Matthew's tutorial Thanks for the god work!
I've had to make a few modifications in the script to adapt to the DS212, I'm sharing it hopping it can help other people to save time
Matthiew's script looks like this
exec /var/packages/JavaManager/target/Java/bin/java -Duser.dir='/volume1/Comics/Ubooquity' -jar -Xmx1024m /var/packages/Ubooquity/Ubooquity.jar -port 2202 -webadmin
my script looks like this:
exec /volume1/@appstore/java8/ejdk1.8.0_51/linux_arm_sflt/jre/bin/java -jar -Xmx128m /var/packages/Ubooquity/Ubooquity.jar --port 2202 --webadmin --workdir '/volume1/comics/Ubooquity'
Here are explanations:
- the DS212 doesn't have built-in java manager, so you have to install java using the separate [the link is in Mathew's]. I've installed a java8 compatible with my machine. But then you must change the path to java in the script. After installing java, you can find that path using 'which java command
- I've modified memory settings to 128Mb [the DS212 have 256M of memory].This proves enough even though I have a large collection of comics [>1000]. Some files create a java memory error. You can detect those files by looking at the log, and you must remove them from the directory and relaunch a scan to let ubooquity scan all the library. I haven't find another workaround yet
- I've also replaced the -Duser.dir <path> option with --workdir<path> as recommended by ubooquity author. This change is only valid for release 1.8.2
@Mathew: I think you should include that last change in your script, it reads like it's more reliable than changing -Duser.dir parameter?
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I second the request: would be a very nice to have feature. And since you can read metada, you could add browsing with series along wiht browsing with author