Thread: DIR-685 as storage for Calibre Companion ?
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Old 07-24-2013, 08:49 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by ekarahman View Post
I was using my DIR-685 as a sharing storage from my laptop and my android. With Server Message Block feature of its storage router I can access my attached hard drive from my laptop without special tool, and I used ES File Explorer File Manager from my Android.
Now I put my calibre library in DIR-685, and I wonder, can Calibre Companion access my library directly without content server like Calibre Library, so I don't have to turn on my laptop ?
NO

Network filesystems are NOT supported and your Library is at risk if you use one for other than a backup.

Calibre companion interacts with Calibre Content Server, so again,
No.
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