Thread: Two computers with Calibre, one library filesystem
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Old 10-28-2019, 11:06 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by sparker View Post
Thanks theducks! I appreciate the feedback. I thought I'd be OK since it's they are both Macs, and it's not a NAS, if's a mounted filesystem.

I like the way you phrased that second line, so I'm not going to risk it. I'd hate to lose the data due to trying to optimize a workflow.

Time to start working on getting a server up and running on my network instead.

Steve
The new Calibre content server might do the trick. It uses your browser for a true client server experience (I have only updated metadata few time this way, never tried adding a book). The problem with running on any networked file system is congestion and delays.
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