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Old 03-06-2014, 09:46 AM   #15
DoctorOhh
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Originally Posted by Iskariot View Post
But does skydrive not just check which files have been used/changed/opened (timestamp?) and then sync them? So, if I change a book file would not all files involved, whether it be cover, opf or db etc. always get synched?
You understand exactly. As you change files they are synced. I've been using calibre with Dropbox for 4 years and have never had any files lock the way you described. Although I have had files lock like that before (not in dropbox). It is best with the cloud software to pause syncing while actively working on your library.

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I always thought I understood the process reasonably well, but now I'm starting to get doubts.
You understand fine, although it may have been OneDrive that locked up your files. Even if OneDrive wasn't running the file could have still been locked up by the process. Stuff happens, that is why that tool that allowed you to delete them exists.

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