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You can do it easily from cron (if you are on *nix) and most probably it can be done on Windows too. Calubre includes several command line tools, but for you the most important is ebook-convert(.exe).

With that you can create a mobi ebook from the RSS recipe like:

ebook-convert WHATEVER.recipe WHATEVER.mobi

Mailing can then be done like:

calibre-smtp -a WHATEVER.mobi -u [email protected] -p PASSWORD -r smtp.PROVIDER.com --port 587 [email protected] [email protected] ''

And set up a cron/scheduler job to automail it to you.

I'd recommend to read the fine manual.

(Note: this wont add the created mobi to your library! But you can do it with the calibredb command as documented here)

You can do it easily from cron (if you are on *nix) and most probably it can be done on Windows too. Calubre includes several command line tools, but for you the most important is ebook-convert(.exe).

With that you can create a mobi ebook from the RSS recipe like:

ebook-convert WHATEVER.recipe WHATEVER.mobi

And set up a cron/scheduler job to automail it to you.

I'd recommend to read the fine manual.

(Note: this wont add the created mobi to your library! But you can do it with the calibredb command as documented here)

You can do it easily from cron (if you are on *nix) and most probably it can be done on Windows too. Calubre includes several command line tools, but for you the most important is ebook-convert(.exe).

With that you can create a mobi ebook from the RSS recipe like:

ebook-convert WHATEVER.recipe WHATEVER.mobi

Mailing can then be done like:

calibre-smtp -a WHATEVER.mobi -u [email protected] -p PASSWORD -r smtp.PROVIDER.com --port 587 [email protected] [email protected] ''

And set up a cron/scheduler job to automail it to you.

I'd recommend to read the fine manual.

(Note: this wont add the created mobi to your library! But you can do it with the calibredb command as documented here)

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You can do it easily from cron (if you are on *nix) and most probably it can be done on Windows too. Calubre includes several command line tools, but for you the most important is ebook-convert(.exe).

With that you can create a mobi ebook from the RSS recipe like:

ebook-convert WHATEVER.recipe WHATEVER.mobi

And set up a cron/scheduler job to automail it to you.

I'd recommend to read the fine manual.

(Note: this wont add the created mobi to your library! But you can do it with the calibredb command as documented here)