Thread: Does one need server?
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Old 12-13-2018, 04:23 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by devtech8 View Post
What do you mean side load? I intend to store all my books and mags on a ubuntu server and want to be able access via web from local and remote and also be able to manage from command line as well as from Calibre gui from windows machines.
Side load means load from the Calibre GUI (typically over a USB connection). If you want to be able to load books over the web then you definitely need calibre-server to be running (or one of the third party apps that provide web based access to a cCalibre library). Calibre-Server can be started either from the Calibre GUI or independently to run as a background process.
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