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#LOCATION CALIBRE SERVER LOG WINDOWS 10#
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#LOCATION CALIBRE SERVER LOG WINDOWS 10#

Special Hardware: Windows 10 via Docker running WSL backend.

Even before, it would log in, but it usually required a refresh of the page vs logging in the user automatically on their first visit.Įnvironment (please complete the following information): Should log you in automatically based on the header. Note that the log records all sorts of activity besides actual ebook downloads, so you'd want to search for lines containing '/get/epub' or something like that to find the requests you're interested in.

Revert to an older version of CW, repeat 1-4, notice that it logs you in fine.ĭoesn't seem to log the failure to use the header On my Mac, the log file is also saved as /Library/Preferences/calibre/serveraccesslog.txt.

Notice that Calibre does not log you in anymore automatically.

Send such header in a request to calibre while logged out, where the header matches the username of an existing user.

I get the login screen no matter what despite not changing the headers at all. After updating to version 1/17/21, 9:28 AM, this no longer seems to work. This seems to suggest that the issue is tied up with IIS Forms Authentication when using the “Remote” directory.Previously, you could set a header for reverse proxy login, and if sent via a request, Calibre-Web would auto log you in based on that header. When accessing the site via “Remote\Calibre” the POST entry is missing. The log files are stored in the logs directory.

#LOCATION CALIBRE SERVER LOG SOFTWARE#

For example, the default installdir for Apache Tomcat 10 is: C: Program FilesApache Software FoundationTomcat 10.0. Looking through the Calibre Content Server logs I can see when I’m accessing the server via “ Site\Calibre” there is a POST entry among all the GET’s By default, Apache Tomcat logs are stored in the installdir/logs where the installdir refers to the Apache Tomcat installation directory. … however when I try to browse to All Books or Newest I get an “Error:parseerror” message.

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When I browse to “/remote/calibre” I get the Calibre Content Server home page and I can browse by Authors, Ratings, Publishers, Tags and Series as before. I can now browse to “/remote” remotely and log on to the WHS. To achieve this I moved the “Site\Calibre” directory to “Remote\Calibre” and adjusted the URL Rewrite rules to match. This is great for internal home use but to enable access from the web, users need to be authenticated. When I browse to “/calibre” I get the Calibre Content Server page, everything works fine and I can browse by Publisher, Authors, All Books etc. No Outbound rules are required as the Calibre website allows a URL prefix to be set. To begin with I created a folder “Calibre” under “Sites” and the created the necessary rules in Inbound URL Rewrite as detailed in the Calibre manual. For instance, where a website that remembers your login details, so you do not need. WHS 2011 has default web sites of “Site” which does not require authentication and “Remote” which does require authentication. Calibre-Web is a web app providing a clean interface for browsing, reading and downloading eBooks using an existing Calibre database. Cookies are text files, which identify your computer to the server.

I’ve been trying to integrate Calibre Content Server (Ebook management) with Windows Home Server 2011.