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Old 09-13-2016, 05:30 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
That's a big caveat, though. Forget to pause it and you could find yourself up the proverbial creek. It's far safer (IMHO) to simply store a copy of your library in Dropbox, and use a sync tool to manually sync that copy with your live library.
@HarryT - I'm with you on this

I used Dropbox for a while. but not for calibre data, IIRC it has CLI options for Pause and Resume. So one could script something like

dropbox.exe -pause
calibre.exe --with_library "blah blah blah"
dropbox.exe -resume

But I'm not sure what would happen if calibre was restarted for some reason (add/remove a custom column, added a plug-in, restart in debug etc). Would the dropbox.exe -resume be executed before the restart, would it be the same on the 3 OS's.

And IIRC Resume is option on the dropbox tray item context menu - whoops.

BR

PS : Sod's and Murphy's Laws are subtly different - maybe too subtle for those from the Far Eastern Shore, The basic laws - Murphy’s and Sod’s

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