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10 years 4 months ago #2391 by Tyberious Funk
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As I understand it, when I add a library, a folder called .yacreaderlibrary gets added to the root directory, containing a sqlite database with all the metadata, and a folder with all the covers.

Would it be possible to have this folder stored somewhere else? i.e., other than the same folder as the comics?

I keep all my comics on a NAS. So yacreader stores all the metadata in the NAS folder. This makes browsing the library potentially slow and unreliable (if/when I'm on wireless). Storing the data locally would allow me to browse, edit, etc much faster. Plus, it would allow multiple users to have their own libraries, pointing to the same content.

PS - Great work on the product so far.

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10 years 4 months ago #2396 by Luis Ángel
Replied by Luis Ángel on topic Library Location
Having the library folder inside the comics folder has pros and cons. I can't promise adding the option for storing all the data in a custom destination.

Thanks for the suggestion.

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