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Old 06-10-2017, 11:12 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by fidelitousone View Post
Any chance there's a version of Calibre which supports Linux ARM? There are updated versions of Calibre in the Arch Linux repositories, but those run "calibre-server" with the password error. I really would like to run a calibre-server on my Raspberry Pi 2.
Use calibre-git from the AUR, which I maintain.

The problem is that calibre uses cherrypy for the server, and cherrypy upstream has a bug when trying to log in on mobile browsers. The bug was reported years ago but the cherrypy developers never fixed it, so Kovid ships a patched version of cherrypy with calibre... which Arch Linux strips out (see FS#43382), on the grounds that vendored dependencies are bad. Never mind that in this specific case it is actually good. My AUR package does not strip out the /usr/lib/calibre/cherrypy directory. Although actually, the calibre v3 beta is in git master so the calibre-git package builds that instead, and cherrypy isn't used at all...

The beta version of calibre-server is quite nice, especially on mobile devices. You might want to try it regardless.

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