Am 12.06.2017 um 15:38 schrieb Brandon Perry:
On Jun 12, 2017, at 8:33 AM, Thijs Stuurman
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No, never. These are also the kind of errors I never ever wish to see!
If your data is still there, scan tasks .. history etc’ I strongly
urge you to make a backup and repeat making backups just in case.
Many things can cause these errors, I cannot give you any specific
place to start looking for a problem or solution.
Perhaps it helps to get more log/verbose/debug information out of
sqlite if possible.
Check versions, is everything up to date? (sqlite, openvas)
Perhaps consider PostgreSQL instead, simply for potential visibility and
easier diagnostics.
maybe easier diagnostics *for you* - for everybody who is not usging
postgresql in his daily workflow it leads sooner or later to more
problems than it solves
"disk I/O error" sounds RDBMS agnostic and the only real answer to that
is find the hardware issue and grab your backups
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