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Originally Posted by droopy
haertig, is your code for use on a linux computer?
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Yes, that is Linux command line.
Edit:
The way the commands are written, means that you have to be in the root directory of your Calibre library when you run them.
e.g., execute "cd /var/opt/calibre" (or wherever you put your library) before you run the commands as listed. Otherwise you will have to put the pathname to the library in every command instead of using '.' like I did.
i.e., "find . -name blah, blah, blah" means "find from the current directory". That '.' in the command means "current directory".