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Some progress. To test: chmod 777 -R ./Books Refresh browser cache and try again.

chmod 755 -R ./Books & refresh browser cache ./Books should be able to be outside ./cops Just play around with the SELinux settings, permissions and owners of the path /storage/Media/Books...

To make apache2 access from the WAN working (for IPv4): - use portforwarding in your router: open port 80 external to 80 internal with the IP from your local PC...

Happy reading! Don't forget to set this in config_local.php /* * Choose preferred epub reader when viewing epub files online: * 'monocle' (default) * 'epubjs' */ $config['cops_epub_reader'] = 'epubjs';

If you have users, then port 80 and 443 will have to do. Just test your security.

Back to basics then: - can you open the metadata.db and books in calibre? - to test put all in ./cops/Books/ - SELinux off - no symlinks - any fancy...

After some troubles*) installing fedora server 40 (command line only) in virtualbox, installing apache (httpd) and php (and the php packages for COPS) I installed COPS from the zip file...

Hmmmmmmm........ I do not see much wrong here. I did not create an apache user, the install script should do that (in debian) The owner is either root or fedora...

I made a directory somewhere in /home/user/ cd /home/user/dir downloaded the zip wget https://github.com/mikespub-org/seblucas-cops/releases/download/2.7.2/cops-2.7.1.zip unzip cops-2.7.1.zip copy the extracted files and directories to /var/www/html/cops made directory Books in /var/www/html/cops ls...

Make sure you **clean all browser caches** before browsing to http://localhost/cops quit browser (firefox) start browser (firefox) If I do **not** do that, I sometimes get "strange/unexpected" results, not only...