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Originally Posted by Mandabar
Recently I noticed my personal.ini wasn't really updating/removing old sites as they were removed from fff ...
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personal.ini is not truly a file in the plugin version, it's a blob in the library DB.
The only time FFF will change your personal.ini is if you clear it completely. Then it will give you a copy of
plugin-example.ini. Or, if you create a new library, it will copy all your FFF settings from your previous library.
I do
not recommend copying the entirety of defaults.ini. If you copy everything, then if/when I change something in defaults.ini your personal.ini may continue to override it with the old settings. See
https://github.com/JimmXinu/FanFicFare/wiki/INI-File for the order of precedence.
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Originally Posted by Mandabar
Pictures in xenforo stories.
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The story in my mind at the moment is unfortunately quite nsfw and on QQ and I'll be avoiding linking it  |
Without seeing the issue myself, I'm not even going to speculate. There are ways of embedding images that FFF can't handle.
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Originally Posted by Mandabar
The question here though is there a way to set some chapters to be always refreshed, much like `always_reload_first_chapter:true' can do.
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There is not currently. Something like
ignore_chapter_url_list may be possible. Is that something anyone else would like?
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Originally Posted by Mandabar
Have we figured out why covers keep getting reset from the manually fixed/changed one back to some default?
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Last I recall, I answered it to my satisfaction--or at least, the discussion ended. I don't remember any of the details now, you'll have to read the past posts.
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Originally Posted by Mandabar
Last (that I can remember at the moment) thing, is there anyway to FORCE a FFF default cover generation even when images are found?
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As I recall,
never_make_cover: false and plugin Calibre Cover settings can do that.
Code:
## If set, the epub will never have a cover downloaded, even if
## include_images is on and the site has specific cover images.
## However, any existing cover will be kept during EPUB update. So if
## don't like a story's cover and want to set your own, setting
## never_make_cover:true for that story URL will preserve your custom
## cover.
#never_make_cover: false
I don't care nearly as much about covers as some people, so I don't keep all the details in my head. I'm pretty sure it's been discussed before.