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Originally Posted by devtech8
So am running my Calibre on Ubuntu and my drives are split up so I like to keep my library on mounted raid drives. I just let Calibre install in default location, but am guessing that means the cache and virtual library, configs, and any other items will grow larger on this smaller boot drive.
I understand about the environment variables per the documentation, but cannot figure how to set or change them. If I simply run
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CALIBRE_CONFIG_DIRECTORY
, it does nothing. Help on this please from doing so via command line?
Additionally, I do have a client install on a Windows machine which also see thew library and all from the GUI, can I also adjust from there and if so, how?
Thanks in advance! |
CALIBRE_CONFIG_DIRECTORY is an environment variable not a program you can run! You must set it, using operating system specific facilities, to the path where your calibre configuration data is located:
Search The Internet for "how to set environment variables in <your operating system>"
To find out where your config data is, click the
Preferences->Miscellaneous->Open... button.
BR