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Old 07-27-2015, 11:10 AM   #2276
Ken Maltby
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For mine I just use the supplied "Local calibre catalog", but I haven't added a password.

When you generate a new catalog listing, the name can be anything you choose. The "Catalog URL" is just that, in your description http://hostname:8080. You could use the IP address in place of the "hostname", of course. You could try placing the password at the end, of the URL, probably separated be a comma.

With the WiFi off you can click on the supplied URLs and the error message will include the format used.

The Local calibre catalog URL is "http://192.168.ect..:8080/opds"
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I played with adding a password, using calibre preferences, and it tested OK with my PC. It gave me a name and password popup, that worked, again this is on my PC. I tried a bunch of ways to include the name&password in the name and URL entries for a new catalog, but no luck, none of them worked. I guess the guys at GitHub might have to add the capability to process password requests, if we are to be able to use them.


Luck;
Ken

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