will have exactly the same permissions as the original database and any
process that has permission to write to the database can also recover
hot journals.
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ownership to be the same as the original database. This will prevent root
from locking out the original owner of the file.
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files supplied to the xOpen method. This backs out [2544f233f1]. Also
refactor the fillInUnixFile() routine in os_unix.c to reduce the number
of parameters.
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of the syncDir flag to xDelete. Add an assert to prove that the core only
ever uses that one bit.
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hardcode the xSectorSize methods of the unix and windows VFSes to return
SQLITE_DEFAULT_SECTOR_SIZE, which is now set to 4096 unless overridden.
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wrappers around sqlite3_uri_parameter() combined with internal routines for
converting strings to booleans and 64-bit integers.
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parameter for both unix and windows. Add a file-control to query or disable
the ZERO_DAMAGE setting. Add the -uri option to the "sqlite3" TCL command
in tclsqlite3.c. Allow the sqlite3_uri_parameter() interface to accept a
NULL pointer for its first parameter.
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this device characteristic to reduce the required work in journaling.
A side effect is that this changes the default page exists back to 1024
even with the use of statvfs().
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files with the unix-dotlock VFS. The change is backwards compatible and,
we are told, works better on some network filesystems.
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warnings with either gcc or clang even including FTS4 and RTREE and
both with and without SQLITE_THREADSAFE=0.
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to get the clang scan-build utility to report zero problems against the
SQLite core. Clang's static analysis did find one real problem - but it was
in the command-line shell, not in the SQLite core.
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fdatasync() is not supported on Android. So we disable fdatasync() on
Linux too. It can be reenabled at compile-time for those who really need it.
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then silently ignore the error. This allows the chromium sandbox to disallow
opening of directories without causing errors.
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the database file is opened. Instead, wait until time to fsync() the
directory. And do not report an error if the open fails, since some
systems (Ex: AIX and a chromium sandbox) are unable to open and fsync
directories.
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