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rickhan · 11-15-2013, 08:08 PM

Have your library on 2012se on a share named Calibre. Any computer on your local network running Calibre can point to that location over wired or wireless connection.
If you have Remote Web Access enabled, you can actually see that share and manually copy books from the folders over the Internet from a browser.
Next step, enable caibre.exe Web server or the PHP Web site to work through the Remote Web Access server. I think, at the minimum, you need to install ARR to configure the reverse proxy to point to the Calibre Web server or the PHP Web site. Still researching.

11-15-2013, 08:08 PM	#4
rickhan Enthusiast Posts: 35 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jul 2010 Device: PC	Have your library on 2012se on a share named Calibre. Any computer on your local network running Calibre can point to that location over wired or wireless connection. If you have Remote Web Access enabled, you can actually see that share and manually copy books from the folders over the Internet from a browser. Next step, enable caibre.exe Web server or the PHP Web site to work through the Remote Web Access server. I think, at the minimum, you need to install ARR to configure the reverse proxy to point to the Calibre Web server or the PHP Web site. Still researching.