Thread: Feature Request For Exporting DB Info
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Old 10-13-2008, 05:56 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by Nate the great View Post
I just now saw the post.
Thanks Nate.

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Originally Posted by kovidgoyal View Post
Are you saying you want calibre to run a webserver?
Not personally Kovid, I use a Linux box with Apache to run my home automation stuff so I planned to simply samba mount my Windows Calibre library on my Linux webserver so I can access all of my books in Stanza on my ipod Touch. All that's missing to do this is the XML file describing the location of the epubs and their cover images.

Now, that being said, if there's a nice tight web server module that could be slapped into Calibre it might prove useful to some that have wirelessly enabled reading devices. There seems to be quite a few apps out there these days that include their own web front end in order to increase the apps accessibility.

For starters though, since there are so manY free web servers available to folks on all the major platforms, just having help generating this atom feed xml file would be a great help.

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