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Old 04-21-2011, 06:48 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by rjalex View Post
We are a small group of friends that want to mantain a common Calibre library on cloud storage (DropBox).

Calibre would be installed on each of our laptops pointing to the local Dropbox folder.

Each of us can import a book to our library using his Calibre instance.

Each of us can correct any book metadata, add cover images, add tags.

Do you have suggestions on how to handle file locking so that ?

Thank you very much.
Rewrite Calibre to be Multi-User while leaving it available for (novice) single user systems.

Calibre is Single User at a time


The 'Content Server' allows multiple read access.

If you want Write access, you might consider making a dedicated 'Calibre PC' available for Remote Desktop sharing (with gobs of access security) that allows a single-at-a-time logon. (This PC needs some CPU/Memory 'chops' as it will be doing all the work.)
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