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Old 05-08-2015, 08:53 AM   #16
NSILMike
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Originally Posted by chaley View Post
Clearly something made a difference. Hard to know what exactly, but given what you changed and what happened, your theory makes sense.

If it breaks again then post again. We might be able to figure out what is causing the problems. Until then, enjoy reading.
It is randomly happening again, and I have figured out something that might help debug it...
Recall that sometimes I thought it took a laptop reboot to cure the issue. While that might have been true, I am not so sure now. When I can't connect, my first try was to shut down Calibre and restart that. I got curious and opened the windows task manager. I noticed that it takes the two Calibre processes (calibre.exe and calibre-parallel.exe) up to around 15 seconds to fully shut down when I have the issue. Otherwise they both shut down in maybe a second or two... If I restart Calibre before the two are fully shut down, the problem persists. If I wait, it is cured. (Thus my suspicion that the reboot was only helping by killing the two calibre processes.)
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