raf wrote: > hi, > > i've just started using encfs-1.2.0 on debian-3.1 > to store an sqlite-3.4.2 database used by a website. > i quickly started getting some scary messages from > sqlite3 about the database being malformed or tables > not existing. > > these errors were not actually truthful. when i look > at the database it's fine. however, things that are > getting the errors are failing. > > anyway, an upgrade is clearly long overdue. i'll be > temporarily moving the website to an ubuntu system > with encfs-1.5.2 and am hoping that the problems will > go away. but that's only temporary. the original > machine will then be upgraded to debian-5.0 which > has encfs-1.4.2 in stable. > > my question is: does anyone have any idea what the > cause of these problems might be and, if so, which > version of encfs (if any) will solve it? i.e. will > encfs-1.4.2 be enough? > > i appreciate that it's possible that nobody knows > the answer but i thought i'd ask just in case. > i should know the answer soon enough :) > > i saw a reference to sqlite errors in an old bug in > the encfs bug tracking system but it only had to do > with locking problems, not apparent database corruption, > and it only affected versions that were more recent than > encfs-1.2.0 so i doubt that it's relevant.
i got the same errors on the ubuntu system with encfs-1.5.2 so i'm abandoning the idea of using encfs for the sqlite3 database. cheers, raf ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Encfs-users mailing list Encfs-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/encfs-users
