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Old 06-28-2016, 07:57 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by DaltonST View Post
It means that you have to set extra environment variables specific to Python, and they must be consistent with your Calibre environment variables. ZMI is a Calibre plug-in, so it uses Python. Temporary files in Python are put in the directory based on the environment variables for Python temporary files.
To my knowledge, calibre (and its plugins) ignore any system python environment variables--at least when installed via the recommended calibre installation script. Calibre's python is isolated from any system-installed version of python. So why would setting a system python environment variable affect a calibre plugin? Unless I'm missing something?
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