Thread: calibre-server subdirectory?
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Old 12-28-2010, 08:03 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by godzilla8nj View Post
I'm running calibre-server on port 80 for my Kindle. Just got a Roku and am trying to serve video from same box to Roksbox app (http://roksbox.com) which needs content to be accesible via http://myIP/Videos. I know nothing about cherrypy and am having difficulty setting up that subdirectory to point to /home/me/myVids on Ubuntu 10.04. Any help appreciated.
I'll admit to massive ignorance in certain areas, the above statement being one of those areas.

I'm confused, do you have a calibre question?
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