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Old 12-30-2019, 04:50 PM   #3897
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Originally Posted by rofei View Post
Probably a dumb question, but I'm using the command line version and trying to set up some settings, but I do not see any sort of personal.ini file anywhere, and after making one myself it does not appear to be reading it. My only .ini files are defaults and example. Thanks
If you're using the FFF CLI as installed using pip and called by command line executable fanficfare, it will look for .fanficfare/personal.ini in your home dir, (IE, ~/.fanficfare/personal.ini or ./personal.ini in your current working directory. (Directory slashes reverse to \ on windows.)

If you're using the plugin CLI via calibre-debug.exe --run-plugin FanFicFare, it will use your saved plugin personal.ini (from default library), then same as above.

In both cases, running with -h/--help will tell you how to specify a config file manually and where it's going to look for personal.ini.

FFF does not create a personal.ini file for CLI use in either case, you have to create it.
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