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Old 08-26-2013, 02:16 AM   #3
chaley
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Originally Posted by josh.p.23 View Post
3) I make changes to the library on the laptop, and then update the calibre server databse and file structure using a sync tool called Unison.

4) I reload the calibre server using an init script, reload apache for good measure, and then go to my web browser or even try FB Reader's remote library function to check for the changes and ...
There isn't any way that calibre can open a database containing info X and serve info ~X. If it appears to be doing that, then one or more of three things must be true.

1) You are not updating the database that the content server is really using. Check the various environment variables to be sure you haven't directed calibre to get the database somewhere else.
2) You are not actually restarting calibre, perhaps because of some fault in the init script.
3) You have a proxy server between your clients and calibre.
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