Thread: Identify DRMed Books in Calibre
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Old 03-02-2025, 10:01 AM   #9
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Does that tell you about the files content? I thought it only listed, like "ls" on UNIX/Linux. The "file" command isn't a directory listing command, though it can do that.
I thought they just wanted an inventory of AZW3 (or any other type files) to run other tests on.
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