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Perhaps when going to sleep the client doesn't properly flush out writes, or when resuming it doesn't properly reopen the now by the server closed connection. Who knows...Why do you want the db on the server if only one client acesses it anyways?Because SQLite is simply not made for concurrent acess, and even if it were, the plugin is simle not written with concurrent db acess is mind. I'm surprised it doesn't crash immediatly in fact.Both reports are not bugs, but "By Design".
Perhaps when going to sleep the client doesn't properly flush out writes, or when resuming it doesn't properly reopen the now by the server closed connection. Who knows...
Why do you want the db on the server if only one client acesses it anyways?
Because SQLite is simply not made for concurrent acess, and even if it were, the plugin is simle not written with concurrent db acess is mind. I'm surprised it doesn't crash immediatly in fact.
Both reports are not bugs, but "By Design".