two tablet android, one library

[cromag]

For in-depth Calibre support you should scroll down to the Calibre section and talk with the developers.

[dream46go]

I try calibre-server.
A stop desktop calibre.
On one command, I run calibre-server --port 8081
On two command, I run calibre-server --port 8082

With browser, 192.168.170.1:8081 OK
With browser, 192.168.170.1:8082 OK

150 Mega for a server, 150+150= 300 Mega in RAM

[Sweetpea]

Originally Posted by copyrite

That would be grounds for divorce in my house. Or, maybe I'd close the kitchen.

Luckily, I'm the one in charge of the electronic library....

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Why would you want to run two Calibre services?

[dream46go]

Originally Posted by Sweetpea

Why would you want to run two Calibre services?

With browser, 192.168.170.1:8081 OK (my wife) with restiction
With browser, 192.168.170.1:8082 OK (I) all

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by dream46go

With browser, 192.168.170.1:8081 OK (my wife) with restiction
With browser, 192.168.170.1:8082 OK (I) all

You are going to be a very frustrated man while this limit is in place.

[Mivo]

Darnit, so misleading. For a moment, I thought that my time machine had finally worked, but then I checked the calendar. It is indeed 2014.

[meeera]

Originally Posted by dream46go

Thank you for your answer...Calibre Companion app on each tablet, I can use it to manage device libraries.......
Can I insert a user/pass for my wife?
Can I insert a restriction for my wife to download only a book in a week?

Please tell me this is some sort of bizarre joke.

Women, of every age, of every condition, contract and retain a taste for novels [...T]he depravity is universal. My sight is every-where offended by these foolish, yet dangerous, books. I find them on the toilette of fashion, and in the work-bag of the sempstress; in the hands of the lady, who lounges on the sofa, and of the lady, who sits at the counter. From the mis- tresses of nobles they descend to the mistresses of snuff-shops – from the belles who read them in town, to the chits who spell them in the country. I have actually seen mothers, in miserable garrets, crying for the imaginary distress of an heroine, while their children were crying for bread: and the mistress of a family losing hours over a novel in the parlour, while her maids, in emulation of the example, were similarly employed in the kitchen. I have seen a scullion-wench with a dishclout in one hand, and a novel in the other, sobbing o’er the sorrows of Julia, or a Jemima.

[dream46go]

There was a little joke, the joke is finish, thank you for all answer....

[jersysman]

Originally Posted by dream46go

There was a little joke, the joke is finish, thank you for all answer....

Even little jokes have ramifications. Some of them pretty remarkable.