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DobyTang / LazyLibrarian

This project isn't finished yet. Goal is to create a SickBeard, CouchPotato, Headphones-like application for ebooks. Headphones is used as a base, so there are still a lot of references to it.
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Does LL tell Calibre if it renames a file as noted at librarysync.py:LibraryScan:929 #1556

Closed blysik closed 6 years ago

blysik commented 6 years ago

To help with identifying and fixing issues, please include as much information as possible, including:

LazyLibrarian version number (at the bottom of config page)

14c6ac51ae93865421e45b461101c724abf31b5b

Operating system used (windows, mac, linux, NAS type)

Synology NAS via Docker (thraxis LL+calibredb)

Interface in use (default, bookstrap)

bookstrap

Which api (Goodreads, GoogleBooks, both)

Goodreads (default setting)

Source of your LazyLibrarian installation (git, zip file, 3rd party package)

Thraxis docker

Question: during the initial import of my existing Calibre library, I noticed some lines where LL was renaming some files.

Does LL tell Calibre that it's renamed things, so that it plays nicely? I have Calibre Content server setup, if it matters.

From my testing, it appears that Calibre could still find those files, but I just wanted to be sure.

Thanks!

philborman commented 6 years ago

LazyLibrarian isn't renaming the book at that point, it thinks the book has moved so it's updating it's link so the "open" button works.

It usually means you have two copies of the book in different locations during the scan, or a false match against a very similar title. Look at the "from" and "to" lines in the log to see if it's really two copies or correcting an incorrect match. If there are two copies probably best to delete one?

blysik commented 6 years ago

Okay, thanks. It's most likely dupes.