Thread: [Old Thread] Linux Question: Library/DB/Server Only?
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Old 12-30-2010, 04:41 PM   #8
chaley
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Originally Posted by zenrhino View Post
Ok, seems it wasn't quite THAT easy. =)

I'm running a fresh Debian Squeeze on an arm PogoPlug with an apt-get update that was done this morning so I know everything is up to date.

I got an apt-get install calibre installed, got my library copied over, and started with calibre-server --with-library /mountpointhere and got this:

Any idea where I'm going wrong?
The first place is (probably) using the package made available by apt-get. The repo versions are almost always very old, often in the version 0.6 range, and sometimes don't work. There are often DB compatibility problems. Further, and more important perhaps, they aren't supported here.

Get calibre's latest binary release (0.7.35) and install that.
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