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[Bug] OPDS: 'Error Parsing Catalog feed...' when using Calibre-Web Server #614
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Could you share the content of the OPDS feed that is not being parsed? Thanks. |
Hi, thanks for responding. I have attached the |
@caslicco can you comment with a fresh URL for the feed? It parses the one from the txt file properly. |
After uninstalling release 3.0.1 and installing release 3.1.0 I noticed that: a. new OPDS catalogs with http:// instead of https:// now generate the error as above, instead of parsing & showing the OPDS feed - this might be due to changes in the android security model and restrictions on insecure links Either way, it's no longer possible to create new OPDS catalogs with the test app in release 3.1.0. The two default demo catalogs still seem to work... |
Describe the bug
I get an error saying
Error parsing Catalog feed. Please check the URL and try again
. I am unable to find a way to get more specific details about the error.I have tried accessing the Catalog from Calibre-Web using the "Moon+ Reader", and I am able to access the catalog and books. So I have concluded that the issue arises only when using Readium.
Also, I tried adding the 'Elephant Editions' Catalog (https://www.elephanteditions.net/opds), which works. I have compared the
.atom
files from 'Calibre-Web' and 'Elephant Editions' and noticed no difference.How to reproduce?
Readium version
4.8.0
Android API version
31
Additional context
PS: I hope Readium supports 'authenticated access' to OPDS feeds, i.e., a way to access the catalog using a user's Login credentials.
Ideally, the Calibre-Web server requires the user to input login credentials to access the catalog; a requirement I have disabled for testing purposes.
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