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Old 10-25-2013, 10:03 AM   #4
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Thanks,
Yea that's what I was thinking.

I have my library shared over my LAN as well, but I'd like to avoid having to manually update the .db from another computer.
Depending on your definition of "manually", I'd really avoid doing it from _any_ computer ^_^

A Calibre .db should only be accessed through the Calibre GUI or through calibredb...

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At the moment I'm runnning a script which automatically downloads books, organizes them, and generates cover pictures and metadata. If possible I'd like to just be able to update the .db file in the same way.
Can you show us the script? What exactly does it do with the metadata? There's probably a way to adapt it to use calibredb.

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Also, my laptop is a chromebook pixel, so I can't easily run calibre on it. I could install linux on it (with crouton) but I'd rather not have to do this just to update calibre.
Can't help you with the Chromebook part of it, sorry. As far as consumer OSes go, I've only ever used Windows and Linux. I'm only now experimenting with an old Android tablet I've been given, so ChromeOS is waaay out of my comfort zone...
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