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Old 02-16-2020, 09:23 PM   #1
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Question Dropbox and the Calibre library

Hi there

I'm just starting out with Calibre for my PDFs and ePUBs, mainly to serve them over OPDS.

I am aware that the library structure of Calibre is set in stone. (Thanks for the Stick thread about this. :-) ) However for some uses I want my PDFs and ePUBs to be accessible via Dropbox as well.

Can I place the Library in Dropbox and let Dropbox sync the whole structure to the cloud and other computers? Is this save if on the other computers/devices I only read-access the content files (PDFs and ePUBs)? So I won't change book content, mangle with the database or change the folder structure. - Is this save to do?

Many thanks for pointers!
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