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Old 06-22-2017, 08:24 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by masteranza View Post
Hi, so I've been a happy LibrarianSync user as I use it to sync my books folder with kindle through custom collection rebuild from folders.
Now I'm after a new endeavour, namely in automatic assignment of articles which come by Amazon mail (I often mail articles from the my laptop browser directly to my Kindle) to a specific folder.

I think I have a rough idea how to do it but I couldn't notice any new process spawning with incoming content by using 'ps -aux' command...
So my question would be - has someone identified the process which handles the content delivery on kindle? What should I monitor? Perhaps someone already wrote a content delivery monitor?

Thanks!
A worked example of how to wait for events:
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=198484

The most recent build is in post #28.

Take the install package apart with KindleTool to get at the code that does the waiting.
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