Thanks Anton, no further comment needed!

I would prefer the creator of this FREE software being able to spend his valuable time to develop and improve it instead of reading **** from people complaining that they have to "waste" their time looking over a few pages to get an impression about the project. I suggest you just move on OP.

Thank you Tom for your great work!

For a second I was shocked when I read i386 running Plex and Ubooquity, then Iooked at the log...  :D

Can confirm it works!

I opened an issue on the Linuxserver/Ubooquity Github, they will update their Docker image when there is a stable release!

Also: Awesome work Tom!!!!!!!

Just for metrics: my collection (mostly epub) counts around 60k files with a database around 845mb. Performace is good when no scanning oparations are active. No loss of data in the last years. Using docker on a Synology 21+ with plenty of RAM running from SSD, books are on HDD.

I'd think it's meant to encourage you to consider implementing the requested functionality... 

Could you be a bit more specific what your problem is? For example which container you are using and where exactly you run into trouble configuring it?

Thanks for making that clear! 

For now I get basic functionality for online reading and navigating via nextcloud & it's epub/cbr reader plugin. Not anywhere near a dedicated reading platform with metadata and covers but usable and quite fast. Versatility (like having audiobooks on the same platform) is a plus too. 

Best of luck with your project! 

Sorry to hear that. Guess I have to stay with Ubooquity then. The curse of large book collections. I think I'll manage somehow...