... I don't understand your problem: can you put the script you are using here and where you save that script?

ok,

you have to make a choice: either launch ubooquity

• using upstart calling ubooquity.conf script in /etc/init/ubooquity.conf
• using task manager calling ubooquity.sh script

Then since you seem to use the upstart script and you use  dsm 6, you should put

start on started nginx

and not

start on started httpd (by the way I don't believe it works with httpd-laurent..... )

if you want to use the task manager, use the sh script that is given in the help

install on synology

yes, i’m having the same issue

Hi Tom

i got the same problem. again today.;.. it had been a long time without issue, probably because I upgraded to a more recent synology model, but the issue is not solved

this is the message i got in the log:

Error while reading log file: java.io.FileNotFoundException - /volume1/homes/Ubooquity/Ubooquity/logs/ubooquity.log (Too many open files)

to reproduce the problem, maybe you can install dsl on your pc using https://xpenology.com/

also, i re-iterate my wish to participate in the development of ubooquity: it’s a very nice piece of softawre but updates are too scarce and we could make this even better

well! I got ubooquity back on its fit with a réinstallation. I’m not sure what went wrong. it’s annoying bacause the read/unread status is lost: maybe you could develop something to export the status as a .ubo file alongside the original page?

Can't figure out this issue: even when running ubooquity as root, it sttil gives me the same message:

20180119 01:49:02 [main] WARN  com.ubooquity.data.database.a - Could not find id of root path /volume1/comics/Général (ignore this warning if you just added a new root directory)

Well, if you share several folders, each will appear as a different box in the second page, after clicking on « comics. » I’m assuming you could even put a picture for each folder

Hi, I've tried using docker to run ubooquity. It looks like it would be a good way to run it, but I wasn't able to manage the user rights: docker run ubooquity as user 911, which doesn't exists in my synology configuration

I created a user Ubooquity and would like to run the image as 'Ubooquity', but I wasn't able to figure out how to do that... do you have some advice on how to get it t run?

is this feature still on the roadmap?

option for 2 factors identification for admin page would be good; 

i’m not so keen on 2 factor auth for users, as it complicates login but:

something to lock IP adresses after a few failed attempts  would be nice indeed