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Old 01-12-2020, 10:46 AM   #3
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It is mostly about TIMING, so the only way I could see the current structure of Calibre 'playing nice', is to slow it way down.
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Things have to happen in order. NAS/share operations are typically buffered at either end to make performance faster (but not necessarily as requested).

If you did ever peek (Never touch), you see 1 or more folders must be created when you add a book to calibre
  • Authors / Title (id) + OPF file + cover file / format(s) file
  • and the metadata DB entries
(I do not know the exact order, but obviously the folders need to be there to put something into them . Buffering can delay one of those steps )
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