Thread: Calibre crash when deleting a book on my NAS
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Old 03-17-2022, 09:51 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
I've been using a Windows network share for years without a single problem. But that is not a NAS. It works like a regular hard drive. I do backup my libraries and I've only had to fix a library database once.
And how many people say exactly the same thing about a NAS? Honestly, you are lucky. I'd trust a decent NAS over Windows share any day. Unless you are actually using a Windows server for the host rather than a handy PC running whatever version of Windows that was on it.

But, you also contradict yourself. You state "without a single problem" but you have also had to fix the database. Which is it? No problems or some problems?
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