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Originally Posted by lomkiri
Ooops, I was debugging while you were posting, I haven't seen your last post.
Here is the log emitted by the version of your post:
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And here it is from the same source running on windows.
Spoiler:
Modify ePubs version (1, 7, 1)
Logfile for book ID 1450 (Nana / Emile Zola (before modifyepub))
Job details 1450
Modifying: C:\Users\Charles\AppData\Local\Temp\calibre_6bs9in rs\sfw2xktk_modify_epub\1450.epub
Parsing xml file: Ops/content.opf
Parsing xml file: Ops/toc.ncx
Looking for broken links in the NCX
ncx name: Ops/toc.ncx
Name map 0: ops/1.html, ops/10.html, ops/11.html, ops/12.html, ops/13.html
Name map 5: ops/14.html, ops/15.html, ops/16.html, ops/17.html, ops/2.html
Name map 10: ops/3.html, ops/4.html, ops/5.html, ops/6.html, ops/7.html
Name map 15: ops/8.html, ops/9.html
Looping over ncx entries
ncx src=1.html, rel path=Ops/1.html, in map: True
ncx src=3.html, rel path=Ops/3.html, in map: True
ncx src=4.html, rel path=Ops/4.html, in map: True
ncx src=5.html, rel path=Ops/5.html, in map: True
ncx src=6.html, rel path=Ops/6.html, in map: True
ncx src=7.html, rel path=Ops/7.html, in map: True
ncx src=8.html, rel path=Ops/8.html, in map: True
ncx src=9.html, rel path=Ops/9.html, in map: True
ncx src=10.html, rel path=Ops/10.html, in map: True
ncx src=11.html, rel path=Ops/11.html, in map: True
ncx src=12.html, rel path=Ops/12.html, in map: True
ncx src=13.html, rel path=Ops/13.html, in map: True
ncx src=14.html, rel path=Ops/14.html, in map: True
ncx src=15.html, rel path=Ops/15.html, in map: True
ncx src=16.html, rel path=Ops/16.html, in map: True
ncx src=17.html, rel path=Ops/17.html, in map: True
Looking for non dc: elements in manifest
Removing child: {http://www.idpf.org/2007/opf}meta
Removing child: {http://www.idpf.org/2007/opf}meta
Removing child: {http://www.idpf.org/2007/opf}meta
ePub updated in 0.18 seconds
Note the contents of the name map. On yours they are full paths. On mine they are relative paths. The question is why? It seems clear that abshref() is broken somehow.