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Old 08-04-2018, 04:00 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by DNSB View Post
Doing the same from File Explorer? No indication if the files on on the ereader, multiple directories to deal with. Update metadata and series info (important to those of us who have ereaders that will let us see the series information, sort on it and search on it)? Perhaps you would let me know how you handle that?
I think I already answered this.

All of my books have this format:

Anja Jonuleit/Anja Jonuleit - Novemberasche - Kriminalroman (2010)[9783423405638].epub


If it's a series:

Gav Thorpe - [Time of Legends - The Sundering #1] - Malekith (2008) [9788448038373].epub


so I can just go, as stated "cd library ; find . -name "Time of Legends*epub" | parallel cp -rv {} /mnt/bookreader.


I don't care if it's on my bookreader already or not. Why would I?

I can search by any field, ISBN, author, series.

Once you have very many books, I personally have just found it's easier to deal with them that way than wait for calibre.

Of course, small libraries will load calibre quickly but I find command line operations to be faster in general.
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