[vlad59]

Originally Posted by electronicfur

Runs fine on my low powered Dockstar NAS with only 128MB of memory running Debian.

It's also running fine on mine Except that I use Archlinux.

One thing that would be good is an option to not display book images in lists, or cache the images somehow after the resizing; resizing is the biggest performance issue on my small NAS.

I thought many times about that (https://github.com/seblucas/cops/issues/5). But caching the thumbnail mean having to write on the disk and for now COPS is a pure read only application. That simplify a lot (no extra check, no security holes, ...) and that mean an easy install for every average Joe user.

I had the same issue, I added a cache header (a simple workaround I agree) so that going on the same page after a few day don't burn your CPU again. I also thought about using Nginx caching system but lost interest.

I don't think I'll add that myself to COPS, but I'll happily review and merge any clean patch about it.

Also I noticed that the Tags and Series pages dont respect the cops_max_item_per_page setting. With over 9000 tags this caused JFBReader to crash on my phone.

9000 tags .... WAHHH ... is Calibre still usable with that much tags ?

Anyway this issue has already been reported : https://github.com/seblucas/cops/issues/27

I'll do it but don't know when.

But a great app, means I can stop running calibre2opds.

Thanks !