Jos
I have been playing with this issue with my "old" QNAP NAS, which is running COPS for a while now and also failed when upgrading to Calibre 5. The issue...
> As discussed in a similar BicBucStriim issue this problem is most probably caused by the "USING fts5" option for the two new tables "annotations_fts" and "annotations_fts_stemmed". Correct and is...
@marioscube, I do not have COPS installed on a raspberry Debian setup, but tried the following from the Rapberry commandline in a test directory which is working fine and dumping...
Test Debian has sqlite3 v 3.8.7.1 (2014-10-29) and also works. Guess we need to figure out how to multiple "."commands on a single line to make it work for all....
Makes sense as that separate php files gets the original db name (metadata.db) from this function , which provides the original name and then tries to do an sqlite call...
I'll have look to add some of the hardcode variables to the localconfig and move the copy part of the code to the getDbFileName function so it can be configured...
I've made a fork of the Branch and just committed a change which makes this fix configurable: https://github.com/jvanderzande/cops/commit/9abeffa462b3c72984931ac3e44300931f387767 This fix also supports the /checkconfig.php page and has these added options...
Let me know in case you want a pull request. I do think the default should change to: `$config['sqlite_fix'] = false;`
Just add a second directory to your config_local.php like: ``` $config['calibre_directory'] = array ("Nederlands" => "./ebooks/Calibrebibliotheek-NL-NAS/", "English" => "./ebooks/Calibrebibliotheek-EN-NAS/"); ``` Jos
> I have the same problem. I am running Calibre 5.3 and COPS 1.1.3, the latter installed on a QNAP P112. > COPS stopped working after upgrade to Calibre 5.x....