On 25 Aug 2010, at 17:29, Xenio wrote:
I wasn't sure if this still fell under ROR or not. I figured since I was usiing the Bitnami Rubystack that isntalls everything at once I was maybe hoping someone else who uses that deployment package might have a hint. But I will look into the PHP, SQLite forums and see what I come up with. But... as far as my first question which would save me from trying the previous method above would be to see if there is a way to reference a sqlite db file via http or ip address in the database.yml file within the Ruby Rails app folder.
I haven't been following the discussion too much, but SQLite is a filebased local database engine, it can't be accessed remotely unless you have some kind of a thirdparty server application that runs on top of SQLite. That's why RoR doesn't support a host in the database.yml config for SQLite databases: you can't do it with SQLite, period.
If you need network access, you could put it in a shared folder and access it that way, but I would be scared sh**less if more than one client will access the db at the same time.
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