Thread: Requesting help running calibre-debug on MacOS
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Old 10-09-2023, 11:57 PM   #3
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For what it may be worth, here's how I access the calibre-debug on MacOS. Once you had cded to the MacOS directory, you need to use ./ before the command you want to run (by default, most Linux/Unix shells do not look in the current directory). I've never used the KPF to KFX conversion so can't say if that will actually work.

Code:
Last login: Mon Oct  9 20:47:45 on console

david@Davids-Mac / % cd /Applications/calibre.app/Contents/MacOS/ 
david@Davids-Mac MacOS % ls
calibre			calibre-parallel	ebook-convert		ebook-polish		lrfviewer
calibre-complete	calibre-server		ebook-device		ebook-viewer		lrs2lrf
calibre-customize	calibre-smtp		ebook-edit		fetch-ebook-metadata	markdown-calibre
calibre-debug		calibredb		ebook-meta		lrf2lrs			web2disk
david@Davids-Mac MacOS % ./calibre-debug
Welcome to the interactive calibre shell!
Use exit to quit
>>> exit
david@Davids-Mac MacOS %
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