Can Portable's install result window be disabled?

[badbob001]

After installing Portable, it pops up:
Calibre Portable successfully installed to xxxxxxx. Launch calibre?

Can this popup window be disabled?

[theducks]

Originally Posted by badbob001

After installing Portable, it pops up:
Calibre Portable successfully installed to xxxxxxx. Launch calibre?

Can this popup window be disabled?

It is a 1 time per install (update) occurance

[badbob001]

The only reason I'm asking is that I'm automating the download and install an update after closing calibre. I can use autohotkey to click the No button, but I wonder if there is another way. Portable already accepts the destination folder as a parameter so it makes sense to make the entire process non-interactive.

[kovidgoyal]

https://github.com/kovidgoyal/calibr...91ef706fbfa440

[Dopedangel]

Originally Posted by badbob001

The only reason I'm asking is that I'm automating the download and install an update after closing calibre. I can use autohotkey to click the No button, but I wonder if there is another way. Portable already accepts the destination folder as a parameter so it makes sense to make the entire process non-interactive.

Could you share the script now that Kovid has made the changes. Though now that I think about I will need a way to pause dropbox before installation and turning it back on after.

[badbob001]

Thanks Kovid!

Originally Posted by Dopedangel

Could you share the script now that Kovid has made the changes.

Let me clarify what my workflow is like:

1. An autohotkey script is alway running checking to see if Calibre is running.
2. When I run Calibre, I may get an update notice. If I like, I click the link and download the update to my Downloads folder.
3. When I exit Calibre, the autohotkey script will know that and then:
   1. Check if there is an update in the Downloads folder. If yes, run it.
   2. Backup my library files to my NAS.

autohotkey script:

loop {
	process, wait, calibre.exe
	Process, waitclose, calibre.exe
	Run, %comspec% /c "D:\Users\myname\Desktop\docs\Backup Libary.cmd"
}

backup library.cmd:

@echo off
echo Backup will occur in 10 seconds...
ping -n 10 127.0.0.1>nul

set downloadpath=D:\Users\myname\Downloads
set portablepath=d:\_Library\Calibre Portable

set found=
set upgrade=
FOR /f "tokens=1,2 delims=[] " %%a IN ('dir /od /b "%downloadpath%\calibre-portable-installer-*.exe" ^| find /n /i ".exe"') do set found=%%a& set upgrade=%%b
echo [%found%][%upgrade%]
if not "%found%"=="" call:upgradingcalibre

robocopy /np /mir /dcopy:t /copy:dat /zb /r:5 /w:60 /tee /log:"%~n0.log" "%portablepath%" "\\mynas\g\Books\_Library\calibre\Calibre Portable"
ping -n 10 127.0.0.1>nul

echo %date% %time%>"d:\_Library\daughtername_calibre\update.txt"
robocopy /np /mir /dcopy:t /copy:dat /zb /r:5 /w:60 /tee /log+:"%~n0.log" "d:\_Library\daughtername_calibre" "\\mynas\g\Books\_Library\daughtername\daughtername_calibre"
ping -n 10 127.0.0.1>nul

echo %date% %time%>"d:\_Library\myname_calibre\update.txt"
robocopy /np /mir /dcopy:t /copy:dat /zb /r:5 /w:60 /tee /log+:"%~n0.log" "d:\_Library\myname_calibre" "\\mynas\g\Books\_Library\myname\myname_calibre"
ping -n 10 127.0.0.1>nul
goto:EOF

:upgradingcalibre
REM This is no longer needed: autohotkeyscript-to-click-no-to-calibre.ahk
"%downloadpath%\%upgrade%" "%portablepath%"
ping -n 10 127.0.0.1>nul
del /q "%downloadpath%\calibre-portable-installer-*.exe"
goto:EOF

Copying my local library to the NAS is for backup purposes and also allows my daughter to download the latest changes to her computer. Calibre is compatible with being shared over the network and this syncing method is what I use to make it work.

You may wonder what is the point of putting the backup date/time into the update.txt file. On my daughter's computer, calibre is started with a batch script that:

1. Compares the local update.txt with the update.txt on the NAS. If they are different, then use robocopy to download the changes (includind the latest update.txt file).
2. Start Calibre.