Thread: Remote Calibre Backup?
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Old 12-09-2011, 08:50 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by jamng View Post
One instance on PC #1 and one instance on PC #2.

PC #1 is at home and is sharing files. Calibre is ALWAYS running on this machine.
PC #2 is at work (and really a remote backup of sorts) and is sharing files. I usually remember to shut it down though and fire it up only when necessary.

I edit ONLY on PC #1.

By sharing files do you mean running the calibre content server?

Then don't run calibre on PC#2, run calibre-server from the command line.

Calibre-server uses read-only access to the database and is pretty tolerant of changes to the database.
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