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Old 06-19-2017, 05:47 PM   #9
chaley
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Originally Posted by XrXca View Post
I don't see any way to specify a Virtual library for a user, a simple library yes, but I don't see any selection for the virtual libraries, or a place to enter them.

And if it's a search specification that needs to be added, then how to give a user access to more than one virtual library within the same master library?

In V2 i handled this via proxies in the web server going to different instances of the calibre server running on different ports.
You can provide an arbitrary search expression for each library visible to a user. If your virtual libraries are defined using a saved search then you can provide the same saved search to the content server.

You cannot give a single user access to more than one "virtual library". This is exactly the same as the calibre V2 content server.

In V3 you must use different users to give access to different virtual libraries. This is really no different than using different ports in V2. Instead of connecting to different ports, one connects with different user IDs.
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