Thread: No metadata.opf file. Why?
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Old 06-24-2015, 02:01 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by chaot View Post
If I'm not terribly mistaken and confuse now the respective author XY and even at the risk that I will now declared insane: Without any intervention, the metadata.opf files have now gathered.


Your proposal would so hardly have been practicable - I could have slept a whole night (the next morning my PC would have dissolved into small parts, maybe).

No, I would have copied author XY to a /home/ali/XY file, then delete him from calibre. With tool Run wellcome wizard load XY back from the separate file, edit (Queue all books for backup) (20 books → 60 seconds). After add that author back to calibre.

If I find again such ones without metadata.opf files I will report here.

You did not say that you recently added those problem titles

The same place as that button, SHOWS the pending update counts



Get a new PC if that light of a task will dissolve it

The process is deliberately slowed to run, no strain, in background (you can even close that dialog box) and do other stuff with Calibre
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