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Originally Posted by JimmXinu
@RadiantPhoenix -
This appears to be a problem with the function sanitize_comments_html inside calibre. FFDL has been using that function for 9 months without problems anywhere else. (The CLI version works because it isn't calling the calibre function.)
Are you the same user who posted this problem to the googlegroups.com list? If not, that would strongly suggest it's a problem with the calibre package you're using. If you are the same user, it could also suggest a problem with your install. You might try reinstalling calibre.
You could PM kovidgoyal (the primary calibre dev) about this is, but I expect his first response will also be to try the latest version of calibre.
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I am not the same user, my googling couldn't find anyone else who had the problem.
I'll look into a different build of Calibre.
(I did manage to find the user post you were talking about after you told me about it, and if I'd seen it before I would have posted there.)
EDIT: Based on the other guy's post, my first guess is that the Calibre build in the PPA from four days ago is messed up somehow and the other person didn't notice because he didn't download anything between the 20th and the 23rd.
EDIT 2: It looks like the Precise repos don't have new enough versions of several necessary libraries for the latest version of calibre:
- PyQt has 4.9.1 wants 4.9.6
- poppler has 0.18.4 wants 0.20.2
- libmtp has 1.1.3 wants 1.1.5
- netifaces has 0.6 wants 0.8
- cssseleect has 0.6.1 wants 0.7.1
Is this correct?
EDIT 3: It appears to come with its own libraries.
EDIT 4: And, it works.
Problem solved.
I didn't need to do anything fancy, I just extracted the tarball and ran the 'calibre' script. It went just fine.
EDIT 5:
Okay, seriously, why is this thing not downloading cover images? I've tried everything I could think of or find on google in personal.ini.