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Old 09-30-2021, 08:15 AM   #5
CubGeek
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you'll need to know the path to at least one of your libraries, what are the contents of the /root/folleto-library/ directory? I have my libraries located like this:

/path/calibre-library/cookbooks
/path/calibre-library/fiction
/path/calibre-library/non-fiction
/path/calibre-library/technical

So, on my old 3.39.1 (hooray for out-of-date repos ) install, the bare-bones command (if I wanted to only serve up the Technical library) looks something like this:

Code:
calibre-server /path/calibre-library/technical --enable-local-write --enable-auth
If you have multiple libraries, it'll be something like:
Code:
calibre-server /path/to/library1 /path/to/library2 /path/to/library3 --enable-local-write --enable-auth
The "--enable-auth" is used if you have user accounts and passwords created in the calibre server that are used to authenticate before people can see the library and contents.

Good luck.

Last edited by CubGeek; 09-30-2021 at 10:22 AM.
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