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Old 06-18-2018, 05:10 AM   #2
chaley
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Originally Posted by trank1955 View Post
Yesterday I sent the log of the error.
Please le me know what's wrong.
I can give You other info if necessary
Thank You
Stefano - Italy
I didn't receive a log. The last one I received was on the 16/6 from someone who speaks Portuguese, and there weren't any errors in that log. Try sending it again.
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Connection to a content-server (Calibre on Raspberry)
What version of calibre are you running, and where did you get it? Calibre is not officially supported on a Raspberry Pi.
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Sort for Author

Letter "S" - - - > 229 authors

Author "Unknown" - - - > 113 titols

ERROR the application has stopped

With other authors with less books no errors
Are there any messages in calibre? Did the server have a problem of some kind? It is easy to imagine that a server on a Pi will run out of memory very easily.

You could try changing the calibre OPDS "page size", which is the number of book entries that calibre will send at a time. I assume you are running the server from the command line, so the option is --max-opds-items. I think that the default is 30. You can try increasing it which will make calibre send more info to CC per connection but will cost more memory. You can also try decreasing it to see if the problem is memory on the Pi.
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