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I am using the built-in Calibre content server (running on a Windows Server 2019 VM) to access my books and comics. While it has worked flawlessly on a Windows 10 desktop over a wired connection, I am running into issues when trying to load comics (.cbr and .cbz formats) on Wi-Fi devices.
The issue is somewhat inconsistent, but most of them time when I try to open a comic, some of the .jpg files in the archive will fail to download with a "network error" message. The exact files that fail are random, it differs every time.
I have rebuilt the .cbz archive and verified the files inside. The comic downloads just fine over a wired connection. The issue is happening with larger files (like comics), but EPUB/AZW3 files work just fine.
My network consists of two Ubiquity UniFi UAP-AC-PRO access points.
The devices I am testing on are a Kindle Fire HD 10 (2019) and Samsung Galaxy Note 8. I'm using the Google Chrome (Android) web browser, but other browsers have the same issue.
I've tried rebooting all devices/equipment and clearing the browser cache. Other apps seem to work fine over Wi-Fi, the issue appears to be specific to Calibre.
Any assistance is appreciated. Thank you!
I am using the built-in Calibre content server (running on a Windows Server 2019 VM) to access my books and comics. While it has worked flawlessly on a Windows 10 desktop over a wired connection, I am running into issues when trying to load comics (.cbr and .cbz formats) on Wi-Fi devices.
The issue is somewhat inconsistent, but most of them time when I try to open a comic, some of the .jpg files in the archive will fail to download with a "network error" message. The exact files that fail are random, it differs every time.
I have rebuilt the .cbz archive and verified the files inside. The comic downloads just fine over a wired connection. The issue is happening with larger files (like comics), but EPUB/AZW3 files work just fine.
My network consists of two Ubiquity UniFi UAP-AC-PRO access points.
The devices I am testing on are a Kindle Fire HD 10 (2019) and Samsung Galaxy Note 8. I'm using the Google Chrome (Android) web browser, but other browsers have the same issue.
I've tried rebooting all devices/equipment and clearing the browser cache. Other apps seem to work fine over Wi-Fi, the issue appears to be specific to Calibre.
Any assistance is appreciated. Thank you!
