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Old 12-07-2012, 04:39 PM   #1
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Multiple libraries on Calibre server?

I've split up my ebook collection into two major categories and would like to be able to share both via Calibre's server function. Can this be enabled directly within Calibre? If not, is it possible to run two instances of Calibre on the same machine -each serving a different library?
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I've split up my ebook collection into two major categories and would like to be able to share both via Calibre's server function. Can this be enabled directly within Calibre?
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If not, is it possible to run two instances of Calibre on the same machine -each serving a different library?
Yep, using the calibre-server.exe command line utility. Note, you'll have to assign different port numbers for each calibre-server instance.

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Thanks for the response - I'll give it a try.
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Old 12-11-2012, 02:15 PM   #4
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Thank you

Thanks for your answer; within 5 minutes of joining, I found the perfect solution to the problem I was investigating.

I wanted to divide my library into technical manuals and pleasure reading (thankfully, there's a difference for me), but wanted to only share the pleasure reading with friends and family.

Note that this works on Linux if you leave out the ".exe" part. I tried it out, and it worked perfectly.

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Yep, using the calibre-server.exe command line utility. Note, you'll have to assign different port numbers for each calibre-server instance.

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I have two Calibre libraries - Calibre Library and Calibre PDF - and I use Marvin or Megareader on my iPad to access these libraries via my wifi network to desktop PC, which has to be running to link up. This works fine but access is only to the library last opened in Calibre when desktop last turned off as I have Calibre Server in my PC SETUP to enable when booting up PC. I would like to access both libraries from my PC - one with epubs and the other with PDFs. Do I need to open two versions of Calibre Server each pointing to a different library. If so, how do I do this?
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