I think the actual act of writing helps cement the information in my head more than typing does, but referring back to or searching old notes becomes difficult with stacks of notebooks. I have tried reading from a computer/tablet screen and definitely notice a difference in eye strain compared to eInk.įor my work and other projects I still hand write a lot of notes. After using (and loving) a Kindle (Keyboard model) for over 10 years it was finally time for a new eReader. In that spirit I run a Plex server in my home network for my collection of movies and music. User running Calibre-Web is able to read/write to the eBook path from within the container.While I do still use services like Amazon and Google for certain movies, books, and comics, I like to retain actual ownership of my digital media whenever possible. Calibre-Web is launched under the same UID/GID as owns the eBook NFS mount point and data. There are no known file permissions issues between the host OS and the Docker container. Happens with existing and new Calibre database.

Duplicated with my own image using vanilla CentOS. Observed while using the linuxserver/docker-calibre-web:latest image.

Docker container: LinuxServer / my own build.

Python version: Python 3.8.10 (from LinuxServer Docker container).

Environment (please complete the following information): Upload succeeds and the eBook is imported successfully into the Calibre database. Rename title from: '/tmp/calibre_web/ef5a8b75c7087bc7d0f66747e5788b65' to '/books/Unknown/hakcing-police (363)' failed with error: Operation not permitted: '/books/Unknown/hakcing-police (363)/hakcing-police.pdf'

DEBUG Add Task for user: admin: įailed to Move Cover File /books/Unknown/hakcing-police/cover.jpg: No such file or directory: '/books/Unknown/hakcing-police/cover.jpg'

Calibre web upload