Thread: content-server and CALIBRE_CACHE_DIRECTORY
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Old 09-06-2021, 04:20 AM   #14
davidfor
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
You can configure Calibre to not update the metadata when you do actions such as save-to-disk. I don't want Calibre doing to the updating. If I want it done, I'll do it by hand in the editor (and I have the editor configured to not update the metadata when loading the ePub).

IMHO, the default should be to not update the metadata like is done now and let the user turn that on if wanted.
Sorry, that's just wrong. And bad advice. Why on earth to you want to edit the metadata twice? Once in the calibre metadata editor and again manually when editing the book? And do you also turn of the metadata update when sending to the device? And turn off the update to your Kobo devices?
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