"Error when downloading search results" displays after "x results found"
AIndoria opened this issue · 4 comments
AIndoria commented
Shows me 17 results found, and then shows me that error. It maybe allows me to see the results 1/20 times, sometimes.
Logs:
2023/01/24 07:45:30 SERVER: Base Path: /downloads/
2023/01/24 07:45:30 SERVER: OpenBooks is listening on port 80
2023/01/24 07:45:30 SERVER: Download Directory: /books
2023/01/24 07:45:30 SERVER: Open http://localhost:80/downloads/ in your browser.
2023/01/24 07:45:51 SERVER: Client connected from 10.1.1.1:40576
2023/01/24 07:45:51 CLIENT (fear): New client created.
2023/01/24 07:45:51 CLIENT (fear): CONNECT Message Received
2023/01/24 07:45:56 CLIENT (fear): SEARCH Message Received
2023/01/24 07:46:02 CLIENT (fear): open /books/books/SearchOok_results_for__BOOKNAMEHERE.txt.zip.temp: no such file or directory
I redacted the book name just in case of DMCA or what not for this project.
I'm running this on docker, on Ubuntu 20.04
compose file:
version: "3.3"
services:
openbooks:
container_name: OpenBooks
image: evanbuss/openbooks:latest
restart: unless-stopped
ports:
- "8389:80"
volumes:
- "./books-to-add:/books"
command: --persist --name <name>
environment:
- BASE_PATH=/downloads/
I have tried this with --searchbot searchook
kliszaj commented
I'm having the same issue - any luck resolving it?
gathermail commented
I'm having it also - several months on. If the previous commenters are still reading this, did it clear up for you? Any settings you tweak? You abondon use?
kliszaj commented
It ended up being a Synology firewall rule problem in my case
gathermail commented
Hi - thank you for the reply, kliszaj. I'm not using a Synology (docker
instance on a nix box), but I can look to see if the same port is blocked;
was it a specific port or range (or, I guess what was the rule blocking?)
Thanks!
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It ended up being a Synology firewall rule problem in my case
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