Run YRL as a service or configure to restart?

Neither of them have updates enabled.

Well, things are getting worse, not better. On the remote server I have to rdp into it to launch the app. Now, every time I then close the rdp session right after, the app crashes. I can repeat this on demand. So now, I can't even run a remote library for any amount of time unless I leave the rdp session open. And then, I assume, it would continue to crash on the usual 1-3 hour timeline.

About to give up, honestly.

Ok, so the remote desktop sessions are the culprit then.

You can try to disable hardware acceleration in the settings: Settings -> Comic Flow -> Use hardware acceleration (uncheck), then restart the app an see if that helps.

If that doesn't fix the problem you should try using YACReaderLibraryServer from the command line. Enable the setting yo want in YACReaderLibrary, then close it, and then run "YACReaderLibraryServer start". If for some reason this still crashes your best option would be to use Docker: www.yacreader.com/forum/support-linux/26...creaderlibraryserver

Thank you. I started to have some more general issues on that machine last night and ended up uninstalling YRL. Turns out, the File and Print Sharing and Network Discovery had been turned off somehow--perhaps a Windows update. So I couldnt access shared folders even.

So for right now, I am just running YRL on my laptop. I did a remove/reinstall and rebuilt my library. If I start having issues again, I will disable hw acceleration as you mentioned.

Thanks for your time and assistance with this.

Ok, let know how it goes.

Seems to be running fine now on my laptop. It's been up for a few days no with no crashing.

Where should I run the command "YACReaderLibraryServer start"?

Disregard last question.

Is there supposed to be a giant QR code obscuring the contents of the log file?

when the server starts it prints a qr with connection info