Please also notice that the writer of Calibre does not suggest to use a network share and it is known that for some it is working fine and for others not. Using the oplocks on false could be also a solution when using SMBv3 or SMBv4 but I did not try that. I started with 400 books and now I added 520 books in many sessions without any open database issue. If you run Calibre under Windows 10 make sure you add SMB1 support through the ‘features’ option this is disabled by default. If that happens your database can be corrupted again very quickly. If not Calibre-Web will not get access to the database if Calibre is using it. # Especially the oplocks on false are needed. # this will run samba in Samba Version 1 mode.
Import configuration steps in /etc/samba/smb.conf Please be noticed that I do not care about security in my home network on that machine and for that purpose. As I am running VMWARE a new Linux Server was built quickly. To fix it, you must be able to run a NAS or (virtual) Server with SAMBA version1 (NT1). Last week the database was not able to fix itself anymore and I decided to start over with only those books I really like or wanted to keep.
Adding books was almost impossible without syncing, copying books, move the database and messing up the database with duplicates. and that solved my issueĪ number of years I was running a 13K ebook database, but I was never satisfied. Within the comments the git repository of Calibre-web I got a hint. People get: “CantOpenError: CantOpenError: unable to open database file” Last week I had issues with Calibre-Web and the validation of the database when Calibre and Calibre-web do maintenance on the database. There will be an Inbox folder in KyBook Library to save all imported books.A lot of people do report issues with the Calibre database when the database is on a NAS or network drive. You will get a prompt on your iOS device with all compatible apps to open the received books, select KyBook from the app list, the books will be saved to KyBook Library.
Then find the book files in Finder, right click on them, select Share from the context menu, then choose AirDrop > iPhone/iPad. Just make sure your Mac and iPhone are connected to the same Wi-Fi network. Mac users can make use of AirDrop for the book transfer from computer to iPhone iPad, then open them using KyBook reader app on the iOS device. If you have saved many books on your PC, you can transfer them to KyBook on your iPhone or iPad so you can enjoy reading anywhere on the go. You can find more features of KyBook ebook reader app here. It supports all major ebooks and formats, like EPub, FictionBook (fb2, fb2.zip), PDF, DjVu, Comic Book (cbr, cbz, cbt), MobiPocket and Kindle (mobi, azw3), Audio Book (mp3, m4a, m4b), etc. KyBook is one of the best ebook readers for iOS.
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