06 february 2016 Release
Ubooquity 1.9.0 is available.

22 june 2015 Release
Ubooquity 1.8.0 is available.
Update: 1.8.0 has been replaced by 1.8.2 which contains a bug fix for the reverse proxy feature
Starting with this version, Ubooquity requires Java 7 or later.


Option Description
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--debug Activate debug mode
--headless Prevent Ubooquity from displaying a
desktop user interface
--help Display command line help
--host <hostname or IP address> Specify the hostname or IP address to
which Ubooquity is going to bind
itself to
--port <Integer: Port number> Specify on which Ubooquity is going to
listen
--webadmin Activate the web administration page
--workdir <directory path> Specify the working directory of
Ubooquity
Please note that the log format override method has changed (more specifically, the log configuration name has changed).
29 march 2015 Release
Ubooquity 1.7.6 is available.
Just minor bug fixes.
21 march 2015 Release
Ubooquity 1.7.5 is available.
This is a minor release: a few bug fixes and a few very specific features.
* Limited by the platform Ubooquity will run on. Both feature were succesfuly tested on Windows, but they don't work on Raspberry Pi (Linux). So they might or might not work depending on your setup. These limitations come from the libraries I use, nothing I can do about it.
A word of warning for Java 6 users. This the last version supporting Java 6. Next version will require Java 7 to run. (Java 6 has been obsolete for many years anyway)
14 december 2014 Release
Ubooquity 1.7.0 is available.
This upgrade will trigger a complete rescan of your of comics and ebooks files. You will not lose your settings, but depending on the size of your collection, it could take time.
If you use the "Modern" theme, you will have to download the new version of this theme on the themes page.
http://10.0.0.1:2202/opds-comics
http://10.0.0.1:2202/opds-books
These feeds support authentication through HTTP Basic Authentication (same credentials as the ones you already use). This authentication method is not as secure as the one already used by Ubooquity, so be carefull if you use OPDS feeds on an open network without activating the SSL/HTTPS feature.
I have done some tests with a few ebooks/comics readers with OPDS support. Unfortunately the OPDS specification is not followed at 100% by all the applications. Here are the results of my tests:

Note that the the "Comics online reading" column corresponds to a feature not supported by the original OPDS standard but is an extension developped for Ubooquity and Challenger Comics Viewer. More details here.
The improved comics online reader development is still in progress.