I'm now able to download books error-free, so I'm cautiously
optimistic about this. Big thanks to whoever got this functioning.

________
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On Sat, Mar 30, 2013 at 6:57 AM, Ben Companjen <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Jessamyn,
>
> Welcome to the list :) And thanks for staffing the support "desk"!
>
> A quick Google search leads me to a thread on the Adobe Forums [0]
> that you must have found too :)
> The error message appears to say there is a problem at the 'content
> server' side.
> After your message, there's one from Mike Andrew McCabe (I'm assuming
> the same as [1], an admin) saying "Try it now!  I think we've fixed
> the issue."
>
> Indeed, the first book I tried (from the homepage, the ones on your
> list aren't available in my area) downloaded and opened correctly -
> using a fresh install of ADE, it didn't work in Sony Reader for PC
> (even though other e-books from my local, eh, national library do load
> in Reader for PC).
>
> Is the problem 'officially' solved?
>
> Ben
>
> [0] http://forums.adobe.com/message/5185242
> [1] http://openlibrary.org/people/mikemccabe
>
> On 28 March 2013 21:53, jessamyn c. west <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm a new subscriber to this list but I've been volunteering for the
>> past month or so answering the bulk of the Open Library support email
>> that comes in and editing some of the FAQ pages. I created the
>> Troubleshooting pages. Often the support requests are straightforward,
>> but sometimes I come up against some problems that I can't
>> troubleshoot. And sometimes those problems point back to something in
>> the OL code. I've kicked a few of these to Anand, but I figured it
>> might also be good to mention them here since I know people are
>> talking about road map stuff and people also know much more about the
>> OL back end than I do.
>>
>> The main problem that has cropped up suddenly this week is a rash of
>> Adobe Digital Edition errors, specifically the "Error getting license.
>> License Server Communication Problem: E_ADEPT_DATABASE" error. I've
>> done enough back and forth with users (made sure their systems were
>> not blocking communication, that it was only happening with OL, that
>> it was reproducible) that it seems to be something on our end. But now
>> I'm stuck. I'm not sure how to move forward to try to figure out what
>> is going on and whether it's fixable.
>>
>> I'm aware that the standard response is that OL is unsupported,
>> doesn't have a dev team, etc. At the same time, if something is broken
>> and maybe needs fixing, it would be nice if that were possible. I'll
>> accept no for an answer, but just want to make sure I've tried
>> everything. The Kerouac, Hunter and Hendricks items on this list of
>> mine are ones that users have reported having trouble with
>>
>> http://openlibrary.org/people/jessamyn/lists/OL32024L/techsupport
>>
>> Do people who know more about the Adobe DRM setup have any more
>> insight into what might be causing this error, and/or how to respond
>> to users (including me) who are getting it repeatedly?
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> Jessamyn
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