Thread: Access eBooks on a NAS (via Browser?)
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Old 01-02-2014, 04:26 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by SimonFinch View Post
I've found this;
http://calibre2opds.com/read-the-doc...d-and-install/
but I'm rapidly getting out of my depth.
If you mention what you find confusing then perhaps I can clear things up (and possibly improve the documentation while at it).

Note that COPS which has been mentioned is also a viable alternative. However it does require you to be able to run PHP at the Web Server (NAS) end whereas calibre2opds just requires a basic passive web server able to serve up pre-generated pages. I am not sure which you will find more appropriate.
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