sqlite on nfs from several processes on the same host should work. I think... Perhaps... maybe... (but why then are you using nfs?) It is just where it is unabl

sqlite on nfs from several processes on the same host should work. I think... Perhaps... maybe... (but why then are you using nfs?) It is just where it is unable to use the shared memory lock system that it starts corrupting. At least I hope, I don't use much sqlite myself, but I like having a nfs home directory and a lot of applications use sqlite. I once worked at a place where they were using a database(unidata) that would error out if it detected it was being run on nfs. so they got around this problem by... running it on... smb. Sigh... I was like, you guys know why it does not want to run on nfs right.... smb will have the same problems, the database is just not explicitly looking for smb. if you ever write from both systems it will blow up the database and you have a very good chance to get incorrect data on reads. but the database team liked it and just dealt with the fires as they started. so it stuck.