Thanks kovidgoyal,
I tried running Calibre Content Server on Android and it does not view the ebook properly, compared to Calibre on Linux (which does view the ebook properly).
So I ran Calibre Content Server on the Linux machine itself, to verify that it runs properly, and it also does not view the ebook properly, compared to Calibre on Linux.
I run the Calibre, and enable Calibre Content Server like so:
Code:
calibre
button "Connect/share"
Select "Start Content server"
[192.168.1.75 port 8080 HTTP]
I then open in the browser using
http://192.168.1.75:8080
I do see a list of books, so that part is ok.
I then open a specific ebook that opens well with Calibre, but I see errors in the browser:
Code:
There was an error in the JavaScript from within the book 3 srcdoc:27048:47
WARNING: column layout broken, probably because there is some non-reflowable content in the book whose inline size is greater than the column size {"col_size":550, "gap":41, "scrollWidth":1734, "ncols":3.003384094754653, "desired_inline_size":undefined} 192.168.1.75:8080:481:17
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Use the calibre content server, it has a builtin reader that is based on the same codebase as the calibre viewer.
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I can dig into the problem, but as I understand, calibre content server, should give the same results.
Is there manual on how to run and debug the Calibre Content Server?
Thanks