I have a Debian 8 server with Calibre 2.50 installed. system.d starts a calibre-server, through scripts I can import and convert bebooks. Ebooks are served through server for Tolino and Kindle readers.
The Database/Library is on server /path_to_server/calibre and can be accessed through Samba and NFS.
I want to work on metadata of this library from remote. I stopped the running calibre-server with
Now I want to mount the database from my remote Calibre installation (I chose /path_to_server/calibre as path for library in this installation), but it always says database is locked (read only). Since web-calibre does not offer editing-function, I have to go this way. Alternatively I would have to create the entire database/library on my local system and copy it to the server. This works, but is nasty for any changes.
How can I resolve this.
My remote Calibre version is 3.4. Should I downgrade to the older one?
I know that a remote database on a NAS/Server is not recommended. I do a lot of backuping here to prevent errors.
The Database/Library is on server /path_to_server/calibre and can be accessed through Samba and NFS.
I want to work on metadata of this library from remote. I stopped the running calibre-server with
Code:
systemctl stop calibre.serviceHow can I resolve this.
My remote Calibre version is 3.4. Should I downgrade to the older one?
I know that a remote database on a NAS/Server is not recommended. I do a lot of backuping here to prevent errors.