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SQLite is used exactly because it is so robust even on bad hardware. And you still need to check the data that SQLite is giving you.

• cbhl 10y ago
  Until you have a NFS homedir...
  • derefr 10y ago
    On the other hand, SQLite with concurrent local and SSHFS-remote updates (where the SSHFS server is run with caching disabled) is entirely stable.
    • alphapapa 10y ago
      I'm curious, could you expand on this comment? Do you mean that you run Firefox from a profile loaded over SSHFS? I can only imagine that being unbearably slow because of I/O latency. And shouldn't disabling caching in SSHFS make it much, much worse?
  • Dylan16807 10y ago
    Does the lack of proper locking on NFS matter when you're only running a single instance of firefox?