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Old 08-10-2009, 09:15 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by Kilroy View Post
What algorithm does Calibre/Stanza use to uniquely identify an ebook to know whether or not it's already been downloaded onto the iPod Touch?
As far as I know, Stanza determines it based on the <id> tag used in the XML/catalog feed (e.g. <id>urn:calibre:1</id>). At least that's what I've noticed.

I've also got multiple installs of Calibre on various computers. Since I pass the libraries via PHP script and serve them using Apache, I've taken to changing the id so they're unique to each computer (e.g. urn:calibre:computer_name:index_number).

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