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Old 06-19-2021, 11:31 PM   #28
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
I have my Calibre libraries on a networked drive. It's not a NAS. It's just a drive letter mapped to a hard drive on another computer. So as far as Calibre is concerned, it's just a standard hard drive. I've been doing this for more then 6 years with not a single problem. If the drive is a NAS, I would not even attempt to use it for my active Calibre library.
Really? So, you are using another Windows machine as the host for your calibre library. And mounting across the network. Using exactly the same protocols as for a NAS or any other server mounted this way. You are in exactly the same situation as the person you are criticising. It will work until it doesn't.

Honestly, I'd trust my NAS to do this a lot more than trusting another Windows machine.
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