Thread: New database backend - testers needed
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Old 07-28-2013, 07:48 PM   #23
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Install python-apsw. At least that's the Fedora name, there's probably a similar name for Debian. Search for 'apsw' and install the related Python (not Python3!) package.

Is calibre from the official installer supposed to include all these? Are you using the official installer? I roll my own RPM so I don't really know what the official installer is supposed to have...
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