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Support opening files from WSL2 directories #324
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What is the observed behavior when opening |
I simply get an error prompt saying:
So usually the file is password protected and i don't event get the password prompt. The file was initially created in the Windows environment and then moved into the WSL. When copying it back to the Windows environment everything is fine. Edit: When importing a .pem file from WSL while the database is located in the Windows environment results in the following error prompt
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Hi @chris2511 do you need more information on the subject? |
The format \wsl%\Ubuntu\my-path\my-database.xdb doesn't work at all on my Windows 10 with wsl; I use
File Explorer can't open \wsl% at all. The We store our db on a windows share, which has new issues these days since the sql support doesn't seem to like running off a windows share anymore, but there was a different issue filed for that one. |
Storing Sqlite files on a network share has several drawbacks: https://www.sqlite.org/faq.html#q5
Sqlite not only requires access to the database file itself, but also to the containing directory to create short lived temporary files: https://www.sqlite.org/tempfiles.html
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Hi everyone,
i just noticed that it is not possible to open files from an WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) environment when running the application from Windows 10.
So here is what i tried:
It could be that this is not limited to WSL in general but network drives too but this is something i haven't tested yet.
Please let me know if you need more information on the subject.
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