Is it that my Docker deployment of Calibre lacks the "Content Server" component? Nothing in the documentation says it does/or doesn't include the Content Server - I would of thought this is something inherent to Calibre. What am I missing here? I presume CC see's the Content Server on my NAS since it's asking for my credentials, but why would the "OK" button be greyed out, disallowing me to progress? T thorndike Dabbler Joined Messages 11 7 Thanks for the information. Once it finishes you just need to run calibre-server and some switches that can be googled. Nevertheless, it shouldn't be all the complicated if, using a VPN, I can access the WebUI on any device/browser. All you need to do is remote into the jail by either ssh or shell and execute pkgadd -r calibre. I've tried re-installing the app along with various different network settings. My issue is, after I configure the Content Server with the above IP settings on Calibre Companion (CC) on my iPad, I'm prompted for my username/password after "connecting" (to content server) yet the "OK" button is greyed out. I keep my NAS at work (better internet than my rural residence), and so I'll VPN in to my internal network and can access the Calibre WebUI on (for example). If installed from a package (deb, rpm, snap, flatpak) please use your package manager to update. Updates¶ Auto updates are available via interface from master for git and source installs, and some docker images. However, I'm not able to access my library externally via Calibre Companion on my Ipad Pro. LazyLibrarian, Calibre, Calibre-Web, Booksonic Installation Guide v1.0 (gmhowell) For config options see the configuration docs. Everything appears to work without issue after launching the WebUI - haven't attempted any converting yet, only uploading some local. I've pulled the linuxserver.io image for Calibre-Web and launched the container on my Synology DS718+ NAS.
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