Thread: Best way to allow for remote access of my Calibre library?
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Old 05-07-2022, 07:25 PM   #3
PeterT
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Yep. I use FreeFileSync to mirror my calibre library to a QNAP server (monitoring for changes to calibre's database and waiting 60 seconds). The QNAP in turn shares via NFS to a Raspberry Pi with multiple docker images, including LinuxServer's SWAG (an NGINX server) and a couple of calibre-web instances. The SWAG container handles redirection to the calibre-web containers allowing me consistent access by name from both internal and external devices.

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