Apache integration is outdated?

[khahoon]

Hi

I am trying to integrate Calibre server to Apache installation but I hit a couple snag here. There are some paths in the python script that I do nto have with my Calibre installation on Debian. Can anyone shed some light into how to proceed with those paths?

http://manual.calibre-ebook.com/server.html

# The first entry from CALIBRE_PYTHON_PATH
sys.path.insert(0, '/home/kovid/work/calibre/src')

# CALIBRE_RESOURCES_PATH
sys.resources_location = '/home/kovid/work/calibre/resources'

# CALIBRE_EXTENSIONS_PATH
sys.extensions_location = '/home/kovid/work/calibre/src/calibre/plugins'

# Path to directory containing calibre executables
sys.executables_location = '/usr/bin'

# Path to a directory for which the server has read/write permissions
# calibre config will be stored here
os.environ['CALIBRE_CONFIG_DIRECTORY'] = '/var/www/localhost/calibre-config'

I do not have plugins and src folders.

thanks

[kovidgoyal]

I have no clue what the debian calibre package does, going by its history, it probably completely mangles the calibre install, but, you can always get paths on a working calibre source install with

calibre-debug --paths

I would suggest you save yourself some grief and use the reverse proxy method.

[khahoon]

Originally Posted by kovidgoyal

I have no clue what the debian calibre package does, going by its history, it probably completely mangles the calibre install, but, you can always get paths on a working calibre source install with

calibre-debug --paths

I would suggest you save yourself some grief and use the reverse proxy method.

Hi

Thanks for your reply. However I am not able to get this reverse proxy work. it seems like a super easy setup ;( I tried httpd.conf and .htaccess(of the root of the server) methods for rewriting. I enabled the modules and made sure the right ports are used. Could there be some permission issues with Calibre or with apache?

"The requested URL /calibre/ was not found on this server."

thanks