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Old 11-30-2022, 11:10 AM   #14
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Originally Posted by gpm View Post
Actually, I had the very same problem.

I was able to solve it with the mount option "nobrl"
Sounds risky (it causes byte range lock requests to simply not be sent), but I will try with due caution.

BTW, my situation is CIFS mount on Ubuntu from Windows 10. Calibre reports "database locked", SQLite command line client reports "not a database or database corrupted", while DBeaver DB dev tool (which uses JDBC) reads the database without problems.

Thanks! Off to live dangerously!
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