Closed gpapin closed 4 years ago
Thanks, this partially solved the issue, now in the popup I can navigate but when it come to importing the file, calibre still don't understand the é
and give me that error:
Can you try it with the previous file named été.pdf
because those are the characters we tested with. The other file may be having different issues. It's always a good idea to keep the conditions identical when troubleshooting.
That's a fair point. Unfortunately the issue is the same. I double checked, and from within the container I'm able to rename the file so calibre should have the proper permission to access it. Given the log, it seems that those accents aren't recognised. During your check did you go all the way to the import stage ? because listing the files was working fine. see attachment for reference.
Issue confirmed. We're still looking into it. It's likely due to openbox in the image
I get the same thing with an Xubuntu install using their distributed package.
The stuff from ubuntu Repo even with all of the QT deps etc still does the same thing.
I do not think this has anything to do with Docker.
@gpapin do you have a functional Calibre setup that does not do this ?
I tried the native mac-os version and it's working fine with this.
Hi, I ran into the same problem yesterday, and found some workaround. Just remove the zenity, then everything works fine.
In the docker container:
apt-get remove zenity
The été.pdf
was added correctly, too.
Docker image version: v4.2.0-ls32 (latest)
That is so odd we specifically added it to deal with the dialogues https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-calibre/commit/8e6cc317828e48bd6ea7d422bd2cb142449cfdb3
@gpapin please test the latest version and let us know
I can confirm this is now working @aptalca ! Thanks to all involved
Host OS : Ubuntu Docker compose file used to setup the environment:
Let's say I have a file named
été.pdf
in data: On the host:ls -al /data
returns:Inside calibre container :
ls -al /data
returns:And yet in calibre when I try to import that file I get this :![Screenshot 2019-07-15 20 59 31](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3064311/61245049-8a830300-a743-11e9-95f1-1096155bd52b.png)
I'm not sure where the encoding issue comes from, if guacamole or calibre itself is doing it... Any pointer would be appreciated thanks.