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NAME
calibre-server - calibre-server
calibre-server [options] [path to library folder...]
Start the calibre Content server. The calibre Content server exposes your calibre
libraries over the internet. You can specify the path to the library folders as arguments
to calibre-server. If you do not specify any paths, all the libraries that the main
calibre program knows about will be used.
Whenever you pass arguments to calibre-server that have spaces in them, enclose the
arguments in quotation marks. For example: "/some path/with spaces"
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--access-log
Path to the access log file. This log contains information about clients connecting
to the server and making requests. By default no access logging is done.
--ajax-timeout
Time (in seconds) to wait for a response from the server when making queries.
--auth-mode
Choose the type of authentication used. Set the HTTP authentication mode used
by the server. Set to "basic" if you are putting this server behind an SSL proxy.
Otherwise, leave it as "auto", which will use "basic" if SSL is configured
otherwise it will use "digest".
--auto-reload
Automatically reload server when source code changes. Useful for development. You
should also specify a small value for the shutdown timeout.
--ban-after
Number of login failures for ban. The number of login failures after which an IP
address is banned
--ban-for
Ban IP addresses that have repeated login failures. Temporarily bans access
for IP addresses that have repeated login failures for the specified number of
minutes. Useful to prevent attempts at guessing passwords. If set to zero, no
banning is done.
--book-list-mode
Choose the default book list mode. Set the default book list mode that will be
used for new users. Individual users can override the default in their own
settings. The default is to use a cover grid.
--compress-min-size
Minimum size for which responses use data compression (in bytes).
--custom-list-template
Path to a JSON file containing a template for the custom book list mode. The
easiest way to create such a template file is to go to Preferences-> Sharing over
the net-> Book list template in calibre, create the template and export it.
--daemonize
Run process in background as a daemon (Linux only).
--displayed-fields
Restrict displayed user-defined fields. Comma separated list of user-defined
metadata fields that will be displayed by the Content server in the /opds and
/mobile views. If you specify this option, any fields not in this list will not be
displayed. For example: my_rating,my_tags
--enable-allow-socket-preallocation, --disable-allow-socket-preallocation
Socket pre-allocation, for example, with systemd socket activation. By default,
this option is enabled.
--enable-auth, --disable-auth
Password based authentication to access the server. Normally, the server is
unrestricted, allowing anyone to access it. You can restrict access to predefined
users with this option. By default, this option is disabled.
--enable-fallback-to-detected-interface, --disable-fallback-to-detected-interface
Fallback to auto-detected interface. If for some reason the server is unable
to bind to the interface specified in the listen_on option, then it will try to
detect an interface that connects to the outside world and bind to that. By
default, this option is enabled.
--enable-local-write, --disable-local-write
Allow un-authenticated local connections to make changes. Normally, if you do not
turn on authentication, the server operates in read-only mode, so as to not allow
anonymous users to make changes to your calibre libraries. This option allows
anybody connecting from the same computer as the server is running on to make
changes. This is useful if you want to run the server without authentication but
still use calibredb to make changes to your calibre libraries. Note that turning on
this option means any program running on the computer can make changes to your
calibre libraries. By default, this option is disabled.
--enable-log-not-found, --disable-log-not-found
Log HTTP 404 (Not Found) requests. Normally, the server logs all HTTP requests for
resources that are not found. This can generate a lot of log spam, if your server
is targeted by bots. Use this option to turn it off. By default, this option is
enabled.
--enable-use-bonjour, --disable-use-bonjour
Advertise OPDS feeds via BonJour. Advertise the OPDS feeds via the BonJour
service, so that OPDS based reading apps can detect and connect to the server
automatically. By default, this option is enabled.
--enable-use-sendfile, --disable-use-sendfile
Zero copy file transfers for increased performance. This will use zero-copy
in-kernel transfers when sending files over the network, increasing performance.
However, it can cause corrupted file transfers on some broken filesystems. If you
experience corrupted file transfers, turn it off. By default, this option is
enabled.
--help, -h
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--ignored-fields
Ignored user-defined metadata fields. Comma separated list of user-defined
metadata fields that will not be displayed by the Content server in the /opds and
/mobile views. For example: my_rating,my_tags
--listen-on
The interface on which to listen for connections. The default is to listen on all
available IPv6 and IPv4 interfaces. You can change this to, for example,
"127.0.0.1" to only listen for IPv4 connections from the local machine, or to
"0.0.0.0" to listen to all incoming IPv4 connections.
--log Path to log file for server log. This log contains server information and errors,
not access logs. By default it is written to stdout.
--manage-users
Manage the database of users allowed to connect to this server. You can use it in
automated mode by adding a --. See calibre-server --manage-users -- help for
details. See also the --userdb option.
--max-header-line-size
Max. size of single HTTP header (in KB).
--max-job-time
Maximum time for worker processes. Maximum amount of time worker processes are
allowed to run (in minutes). Set to zero for no limit.
--max-jobs
Maximum number of worker processes. Worker processes are launched as needed
and used for large jobs such as preparing a book for viewing, adding books,
converting, etc. Normally, the max. number of such processes is based on the number
of CPU cores. You can control it by this setting.
--max-log-size
Max. log file size (in MB). The maximum size of log files, generated by the
server. When the log becomes larger than this size, it is automatically rotated.
Set to zero to disable log rotation.
--max-opds-items
Maximum number of books in OPDS feeds. The maximum number of books that the
server will return in a single OPDS acquisition feed.
--max-opds-ungrouped-items
Maximum number of ungrouped items in OPDS feeds. Group items in categories such
as author/tags by first letter when there are more than this number of items. Set
to zero to disable.
--max-request-body-size
Max. allowed size for files uploaded to the server (in MB).
--num-per-page
Number of books to show in a single page. The number of books to show in a single
page in the browser.
--pidfile
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--port The port on which to listen for connections.
--search-the-net-urls
Path to a JSON file containing URLs for the "Search the internet" feature. The
easiest way to create such a file is to go to Preferences-> Sharing over the
net->Search the internet in calibre, create the URLs and export them.
--shutdown-timeout
Total time in seconds to wait for clean shutdown.
--ssl-certfile
Path to the SSL certificate file.
--ssl-keyfile
Path to the SSL private key file.
--timeout
Time (in seconds) after which an idle connection is closed.
--trusted-ips
Allow un-authenticated connections from specific IP addresses to make changes.
Normally, if you do not turn on authentication, the server operates in read-only
mode, so as to not allow anonymous users to make changes to your calibre libraries.
This option allows anybody connecting from the specified IP addresses to make
changes. Must be a comma separated list of address or network specifications. This
is useful if you want to run the server without authentication but still use
calibredb to make changes to your calibre libraries. Note that turning on this
option means anyone connecting from the specified IP addresses can make changes to
your calibre libraries.
--url-prefix
A prefix to prepend to all URLs. Useful if you wish to run this server behind a
reverse proxy. For example use, /calibre as the URL prefix.
--userdb
Path to the user database to use for authentication. The database is a SQLite file.
To create it use --manage-users. You can read more about managing users at:
https://manual.calibre-ebook.com/server.html#managing-user-accounts-from-the-command-line-only
--version
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--worker-count
Number of worker threads used to process requests.
AUTHOR
Kovid Goyal
COPYRIGHT
Kovid Goyal