The return of Mylar and how to best share comics?

  • I know Mylar was included in the couchpotato/headphones/etc script that has been replaced by the plugins, so is there any plan to include mylar as a plugin as well?


    Also, what system are people using to host their comic collection? I primarily read mine on a dedicated iPad; any tips on a setup that's working well for somebody?

  • @jhmiller - sth for you



    Could this be implemented into an already existing solution?


    If I remember right it is a github repo and runs under python so should be a simple conversion from Sickbeard or Couchpotato. Would need to see what it needs to run in case it requires extra python libs or system apps.

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  • For hosting/storing my comics/manga I don't do anything fancy. I use ComicRack to give them all their meta data and the use the library organizer to sort and rename, cover to CBZ, compress more, and keep them on one of my cloud services for easy access by any device I use.


    Calibre does support adding them to your library, but it's viewer doesn't work with them. And I think you'd need to install the comicvine plugin too.

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  • Started a plugin for Mylar yesterday and had wanted to finish it but had a problem with git for Windows that is still not solved :(
    I will have to use the OMV environment to finish it off not my preferred method but its my only option at the moment.


    I will post here again when it is finished and added to the repo.


    Miller

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  • openmediavault-mylar plugin added to the kralizec downloaders testing repo.
    Please let me know if there are any issues.

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  • openmediavault-mylar plugin added to the kralizec downloaders testing repo.
    Please let me know if there are any issues.


    I tried to find the plugin, but can't seem to find it in the plugin list.

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  • Version: 2.0.7 (Stone burner)


    openmediavault-mylar plugin added to the kralizec downloaders testing repo.


    Your running stoneburner not kralizec

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  • Your running stoneburner not kralizec


    Oh, I missed that, my bad. Any chance of it getting upped for SB?

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  • So I've got the app installed and everything. Seems to be working. Not really finding the things I've been searching for, but maybe I've got API issues or something.


    What would one use to view the downloaded files? Anything that can be installed on a tablet or Surface Pro, for example?


    I ended up using Ubooquity: http://vaemendis.net/ubooquity/


    Better than Calibre for comics. Works very well with Chunky Comic Reader for iOS (paid version only). Allows you to download or stream. Depends on Java, but install was fairly easy if you're capable of working with Linux. Setup was easy and intuitive through the web-gui. I have it auto-starting as a cron job, which feels a little kludgey, but hey, I can't script, so...

  • Hi all,


    First off sorry for raising this thread from the dead. Secondly, great work on omv. I love how well it works.


    Now, I just updated (fresh install 2.1.9) my omv from sardaukar after a couple years of it running beautifully so I could add a few programs to run on the server. Namely, mylar. I didn't realize that it was only for omv version 1.x. I've got Stoneburner running well but have come to realize I don't have the option of installing mylar. Are there any plans to bring the Mylar plugin up to speed for Stoneburner? Or should I be looking to reinstall with the older version? Or find something else to meet my needs? I did play a bit with xpenology and the Mylar plugin worked on there, after upgrading it to the dev branch, but I don't relish the thought of reformatting my raids/drives and moving everything over to a new system.


    I searched here, and googled for hours trying to find some way of adding it, with no success, but I'm worse than a newb with linux/debian systems and honestly, it would be pretty much a miracle if I accidentally got it installed and working. ;)


    Thanks for any help!
    leaderdog

  • I had the same problem and ended up figuring out how to install Mylar. You won't get a fancy MyLar icon in the OMV interface but here are my notes:


    apt-get install python -y
    apt-get install python-cherrypy -y
    apt-get install git -y
    sudo git clone https://github.com/evilhero/mylar -b development /opt/Mylar
    You can start MyLar with
    python /opt/Mylar/Mylar.py -d


    Mylar init.d Script
    +Create the default Mylar configuration file which the init.d script reads
    sudo nano /etc/default/mylar
    +Adjust these values as you see fit
    MYLAR_USER=mylar
    MYLAR_HOME=/opt/Mylar
    MYLAR_DATA=/opt/Mylar
    MYLAR_PORT=8090
    +Mylar has an init.d script included so copy that
    sudo cp /opt/Mylar/init-scripts/ubuntu.init.d /etc/init.d/mylar
    +Make the Mylar init.d script executable
    sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/mylar
    +Tell the system to use Mylar’s init.d defaults
    sudo update-rc.d mylar defaults
    +Now you can start Mylar
    sudo service mylar start

  • I forgot to mention, just in case anyone else with as little knowledge as I have needs to know. ;)


    Only things I needed to change was :
    - Add https:// at the start of the github address
    - change "MYLAR_USER="


    Thanks again!


    leaderdog


  • Hey I installed this way, but I'm curious as to the best method to update Mylar when the dev pushes a new update that I need? Do I just clone again to the same location and replace the old or is there a clone_update function I don't know about....?

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