Closed logankoester closed 10 years ago
Downgrading sqlite
to the previously installed version (sqlite-3.8.6-1-x86_64
) did not resolve the issue.
Ha! Upon further investigation, the filesystem containing ~/.timetrap.db
had reached 100% which was preventing further writes to the database. After freeing some disk space I was able to check out of the entry.
Without thinking about how
timetrap
might be impacted, I updated mysqlite
system package while clocked into an entry. After the update was complete,t out
andt kill -i <ID>
result in the following error:I am now unsure of how to restore my database to a useable state.