Thread: How best to share calibre library on a NAS?
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Old 07-18-2012, 12:02 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by thernr View Post
Thank you!

That makes sense that there could be problems with making changes to calibre from multiple computers.

Where would I find more information on the "content server" feature that allows more than one user Read-Only access? Is this a way to have calibre installed on multiple computers, but with each computer limited to Read-Only priviledges?

Is it possible to have a full-access installation of calibre Portable loaded onto the network-attached hard drive?

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The content server is started from the Connect/share Icon and runs while Calibre is running on that PC.
All others connect to it using a standard web browser (LAN side your PC's IP:8080 (or other assigned port) ex. 192.168.0.17:8080
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