Calibre 3.x's image appears properly in the nested directory, e.g. book title images appear beautifully from image URL's like:
http://box/books/get/thumb/1/calibre?sz=300x400
So there is no need to use http://box:8080 anymore going forward! Or so I thought! But...
In Calibre 2.x this is not working: while the main page http://box/books loads, all of its images are trying to load from the wrong place, e.g.
http://192.168.0.123/static/calibre.png
The images themselves are where they should be! e.g.
http://192.168.0.123/books/static/calibre.png
Is our own calibre.conf logic creating the http://box/books mnemonic for Apache in any way to blame — or is this a Calibre 2.x bug possibly?
PS "calibre-server --version" and "calibredb --version" show 3.7 on Ubuntu 17.10 — but show 2.55 on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, and shows 2.75.1 on the latest/updated Raspbian Stretch. Ref PR #527, #528
Calibre 3.x's image appears properly in the nested directory, e.g. book title images appear beautifully from image URL's like:
http://box/books/get/thumb/1/calibre?sz=300x400
So there is no need to use http://box:8080 anymore going forward! Or so I thought! But...
In Calibre 2.x this is not working: while the main page http://box/books loads, all of its images are trying to load from the wrong place, e.g.
http://192.168.0.123/static/calibre.png
The images themselves are where they should be! e.g.
http://192.168.0.123/books/static/calibre.png
Is our own calibre.conf logic creating the http://box/books mnemonic for Apache in any way to blame — or is this a Calibre 2.x bug possibly?
PS "calibre-server --version" and "calibredb --version" show 3.7 on Ubuntu 17.10 — but show 2.55 on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, and shows 2.75.1 on the latest/updated Raspbian Stretch. Ref PR #527, #528