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Originally Posted by skells
That seems kind of counter-productive. If nothing else is keeping a lock on the database and I can verify that time stamps are synced to the machine running calibre-server, how can I set it to automatically refresh itself? Am I using the wrong arguments?
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We don't have a choice. The python sqlite interface opens the DB read/write.
As for the rest of your question: are you saying that dropbox is changing the timestamp of the file and calibre-server is not seeing that change?
If dropbox is not updating the database while calibre-server is running, then I see only two workarounds:
1) periodically stop and restart calibre-server
2) use one of the other techniques to serve your content. For example, it might be easier to start/stop the server using
the WSGI interface. You could use calibre2opds to periodically generate a new website. You could also use the
calibre php server. All of these options bring along some inconveniences, so I would suggest option 1 as the best way forward.