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Originally Posted by abrogard
You're saying it is a corrupt calibre install or you're saying that as calibre.exe runs the write functions are intercepted or such?
Any ideas on how to deal with it?
I never heard of 'inserting code' into a running process... how's that done? and how does it get found out?
You didn't look at the logfile did you?
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It's how every antivirus with "live protection" on windows operates, for instance. Every write made by a processes gets intercepted and scanned for safety before being allowed to hit the filesystem. Similarly network operations are intercepted, etc etc.
No I didnt look at the log file, it's pointless I know perfectly well that calibre does not make 2 million writes when updating metadata for a single book. So they cant be coming from calibre code, a metadata update is literally updating a few rows in a sqlite database, proportional to the number of columns/fields you have in your library. And then there will be an eventual backup which is another single write to an OPF file.