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Old 12-02-2014, 09:19 PM   #2
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Auto-add is handled by the calibre GUI (like, the main program) not the server.

If you want to run the GUI unattended in a scipted manner just to auto-add books, you can also simply use:
Code:
calibredb add --with-library=/path/to/library/ --recurse /path/to/scripted/add/folder/
Repeat as needed, with whatever combinations of libraries and add folders.

Alternatively, you can specify the environment variable "CALIBRE_CONFIG_DIRECTORY" and start the GUI and manually configure auto-add folders and default library for each config_dir, then script it to start up and shutdown at regular intervals... but I prefer my method above.

Yep, there's lots of cool stuff you can do via the command-line, in the finest unix tradition you can do practically everything with fine-grained control using the cli.
For even more options, see: http://manual.calibre-ebook.com/gene...cli-index.html and the calibredb command particularly.

Welcome to MobileRead, and welcome to calibre.
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