Closed yatounoneko closed 5 months ago
gotson
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5 months ago (Due to BT reasons, I cannot create a separate directory for one-shot.)
that's a 'you' problem. Use hardlinks, or docker mounts. Komga needs a folder below the root, even for oneshots.
yatounoneko
commented
5 months ago (Due to BT reasons, I cannot create a separate directory for one-shot.)
that's a 'you' problem. Use hardlinks, or docker mounts. Komga needs a folder below the root, even for oneshots.
Thank you for taking the time to reply my problem and offer suggestions; I will try the method you mentioned.
I would like to explain my usage situation and offer some suggestions:
Currently, after creating a new library, if a one-shot directory is not set in the library configuration, a series named after the library is automatically generated(for saved one-short book).
I can copy the file paths from the this series one by one to create hard links to a separate directory. However, my directory is automatically updated and downloaded via a BT client using RSS, which cannot automatically categorize one-shot books. Therefore, every time a new seed is downloaded(if including single file one-short book), I need to update the hard link directory one by one.
In summary, I wonder if there could be an option to classify all single files under the designated library’s setting directory as one-shots(Or will it be available in the future)?
Thank you for developing Komga, which has made reading comics more enjoyable and convenient for everyone.
Steps to reproduce
file directory：e.g.
/data/books/Comics ├── Space Adventures │ ├── Space_Adventures_001.cbz │ ├── Space_Adventures_002.cbz │ ├── Space_Adventures_003.cbz ├── Super Duck │ └── Super_Duck_001.cbz ├── abc.zip ├── cbd.zip ├── efg.zip ├── hig.rar └── klm.cbr
Expected behavior
Hi, my file directory is roughly like this. (Due to BT reasons, I cannot create a separate directory for one-shot.) One-shot book can establish a comic series (with only one episode in the series) if there is have a directory.
Actual behavior
Because the directory contains a series of comics and one-shot books, so these one-short files (e.g., efg.zip, hig.rar…) have all turned into a series of books.
Logs
No response
Komga version
1.10.3
Operating system
Windows server 2019
Installation method
jar
Other details
Is there a way to identify a one-shot book without creating a one-shot directory? Would it work if I fill in the entire directory path(including series book) into the one-shot directory parameter?
Thanks everyone for this issue.
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