Open vmbajop opened 1 month ago
Have you tried specifying just:
library_folder: Biblioteca
It is not necessary to specify /media/
.
The remote directory you mounted must be your Calibre Library
with the metadata.db
file and all the book sub-directories.
I've only tested with SMB shares. If the above doesn't work, let me know in case there are some NFS permissions issues I don't yet know of.
Sorry, I actually only put "Biblioteca" and not "media/Biblioteca", it stayed on the clipboard after copying it from somewhere else. I have modified the original message to avoid confusion.
I also confirm that in the link to the network folder, from "media/Biblioteca" in HOASS (File Editor), I can access the folder where "metadata.db" is located.
I'm going to try SMB and will comment.
Thank you and greetings.
With Samba it works. I prefer NFS, but its ok. Thanks so much.
The library_folder
field must specify where all the calibre library files are. If this is a subfolder of Biblioteca you need to specify it -e.g. Biblioteca/subfolder
.
I'm sure this is what you meant, so I am just adding this here in case anyone else has trouble. Perhaps I can make the documentation clearer.
Glad you got SMB working. I'm not sure what may have been the issue with NFS if this was the only difference between working and not working. There may be some restrictions on accessing different mounts types in docker, which is used to host HA Add-ons, or there may be some requirements to configure the NFS share in a particular way on the source host. If you figure it out, please do share!
Connecting to http://292.268.1.45:8000/ I receive the following error:
In my config, I have the following setup: In HOASS Storage, I have a link to a disk locally configured as NFS. The name is "Biblioteca", and it's accessible in media/Biblioteca. With HA COPS, I have entered "Biblioteca" in the Library Folder field. My YAML configuration is:
Has anyone else had the same problem?