I cannot offer much help more than this since it seems that you are not following the prescribed steps. 2. In Calibre, you can click Preferences button on top bar, then click Content Server -> Start Server -> Test Server, this will open a web browser, write. ( I don't think this can be used to update an existing book) 2) VNC and remote control your Calibre. You can use an ftp server or built-in Calibre server on any device to download ebooks through the experimental web browser by typing in URL for the file. 1) set up an Auto ADD folder on the server. There is no need to create 'Calibre_Library' folders unless that is where your book folders reside (and there would be only one folder for your Calibre books). You NEVER use connect to folder on (any) Calibre Library. I don't know where your book library exists but the local path should match the folder under which all your calibre book folders reside. you show share folder 'Ebooks' in your Docker volume mappings, but your file system screenshot also shows a shared folder called 'Calibre_Library' along with another folder of that same name under the 'Ebooks' shared folder. Your volume mapping for your Calibre library seems odd. the write-up shows three, and you are using container ports which are unrecognized by this image.Ģ. You cannot edit the container port numbers. the Widevine library under the Chrome installation directory is a confirmation that the DRM is. Your port mappings do not match the procedure write-up. Download Linux software in the Calibre Plugins category.

2 obvious comments that point to errors in your setup.ġ.

Calibre server connect to folder