Calibre server configuration: Difference between revisions
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Cookie expiration is not configurable, but it's set in [https://github.com/kovidgoyal/calibre/blob/master/src/calibre/srv/auth.py#L20 calibre/srv/auth.py]. | |||
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= Users = | |||
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Add/Modify Users | Add/Modify Users | ||
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command_args="${command_args} ... --enable-auth" | command_args="${command_args} ... --enable-auth" | ||
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= Libraries = | |||
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Calibre-Server can expose multiple libraries, by adding their paths to the end of the <code>calibre</code> invocation. | |||
To create a new db | |||
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- get a book to add to library | |||
- create directory for library (ex. manuals) | |||
- run: calibredb add SeagateIronwolf-Datasheet.pdf --with-library manuals/ # creates library | |||
- in your system service, append library path to calibre-server call | |||
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Latest revision as of 05:09, 31 August 2022
Documentation
user management https://manual.calibre-ebook.com/server.html#managing-user-accounts-from-the-command-line-only
Cookie Expiration
Cookie expiration is not configurable, but it's set in calibre/srv/auth.py.
Users
Add/Modify Users
# create/edit users # (execute when calibre-server started w/o --enable-auth) sudo -u calibre calibre-server --manage-usersEnable User Auth
# /usr/local/etc/rc.d/calibre # add '--enable-auth' to your servicefile's command args command_args="${command_args} ... --enable-auth"
Libraries
Calibre-Server can expose multiple libraries, by adding their paths to the end of the
calibreinvocation.To create a new db
- get a book to add to library - create directory for library (ex. manuals) - run: calibredb add SeagateIronwolf-Datasheet.pdf --with-library manuals/ # creates library - in your system service, append library path to calibre-server call
