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Old 01-10-2026, 06:43 AM   #2
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It is the correct behavior for calibre to keep the library with the database. You cannot have the database in one directory and the eBooks in another.

What you can do is keep your eBooks on your local drive and use the NAS as a backup. Use FreeFileSync to sync your library to your backup on your NAS. That way you only have to copy everything once and from then on, just what's new or changed.
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