Thread: [Archived] Marvin ePub reader for iPad
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Old 05-20-2013, 05:44 AM   #1450
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Originally Posted by MeSue View Post
I run a home server with Windows Home Server. I run Calibre server and have it exposed to the Internet through the homeserver.com domain provided with Windows Home Server (it's password protected). What advantages does COPS provide over the standard Calibre server?
@MeSue for me the ability to have one feed for multiple libraries, second the ability to have the last metadata added to the epub, thirth i can run it seperate from calibre on a NAS, server or ...

I run cops on three different environments, one at home on a server, the second on a NAS and one on a tonidoplug - is a little device with its own wifi router and storage - for when i am on holiday. All run exactly the same install of cops, and have just one file differ per environment. Calibre is great for content management, Cops is great for distribution and Marvin is the best for reading and connect good to opds.
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