Calibre is a mature but still kinda clunky program for managing digital texts. I used it to organise PDFs of essay and things, and sync that to my NAS so I can read them from a tablet computer.

I've since stopped using it and started working on my own solution.

The two I've tried are COPS and Ubooquity.

Was really easy to install via a QPKG, only hitches were:

• Admin page was at a different port/address than they said [URL]:2203/admin rather than [URL]:2202/admin
• Couldn't find the address of the OPDS feed without some digging. It's: [URL]:2202/books-opds

Annoyingly, Calibre doesn't officially support storing it's database on a network drive.

I'm using a NAS and accessing it using SMB. The post linked below suggests adding nobrl to the mount options in fstab to stop the common 'database is locked' errors.

• https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=149270#9