188BET靠谱吗I now have two Zotero directories
I recently had to repair my database.188BET靠谱吗It seems that afterwards Zotero pointed to the default data directory and perhaps switched off sync.Unfortunately I didn't notice this for over a week.188BET靠谱吗Now I have two different Zotero directories: The default one with the (somewhat complete) sqlite file and the custom one with about 1,000 more items in storage (but last modified on 25th Feb - the same as the web library - and with a much smaller sqlite - 5.1 MB versus 1.8 GB).The problem is that, over the last week, I have added very many items and annotated many too.Is there some way I can merge the data directories without overwriting the annotated files etc?
So - I think the database in the default location is probably complete and up to date.I think I just need to merge the storage directories.
Should I use the linux command
cp -a -u "custom storage directory" "default storage directory"
and to be sure also run
cp -a -u "default storage directory" "custom storage directory"
188BET靠谱吗I am using Zotero 6 on Linux Mint.
So - I think the database in the default location is probably complete and up to date.I think I just need to merge the storage directories.
Should I use the linux command
cp -a -u "custom storage directory" "default storage directory"
and to be sure also run
cp -a -u "default storage directory" "custom storage directory"
188BET靠谱吗I am using Zotero 6 on Linux Mint.
Alternatively, you could make sure the current directory is fully synced, then point back at the custom one and sync there.
rsync -a custom_storage_dir/ default_storage_dir/
(Note the trailing slashes.)
Most of the files missing from default directory are:
188BET靠谱吗.zotero-ft-unprocessed (there are over 4k in cust.dir.but only 10 in default dir.)
and
detail.htm (these seem to be snapshots so I guess they can't do any harm)
Most of those missing from custom directory are:
188BET靠谱吗.zotero-ft-cache
188BET靠谱吗Should I exclude these files when using rsync with --exclude '.zotero-ft-unprocessed'?
Perhaps
"Alternatively, you could make sure the current directory is fully synced, then point back at the custom one and sync there."
Will avoid the dilemma.