On 12 Jul 2018, at 19:11, Richard Hipp wrote: > When network filesystems do not follow the usual semantics of a > filesystem, it can cause problems. > > That said, Firefox and Chrome have for many years stored lots of stuff > in SQLite database files in the users home directory, which is often a > network share, and they have not reported any problems.
Hi, ok, that’s good news. So it’s definitely possible to get working. > On the other hand, they (or at least Firefox, I not sure about Chrome) run > with > PRAGMA locking_mode=EXCLUSIVE [1] which tends to bypass most of the > network filesystem bugs, at the expense of restricting database access > to a single process at a time. Ok, we can try that. > Is your system able to live with that restriction and use PRAGMA > locking_mode=EXCLUSIVE? Yes, that shouldn’t be a problem. Thanks. -- Robert M. Münch, CEO M: +41 79 65 11 49 6 Saphirion AG smarter | better | faster http://www.saphirion.com http://www.nlpp.ch
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