On Mon, Oct 05, 2020 at 10:07:56PM +0200, Kenneth Johansson wrote: > On 2020-10-05 18:46, Patrick Goetz wrote: > >We had a similar problem with Firefox, most notably with Mac OSX > >users who have NFS-mounted home directories. There's an > >about:config solution for Firefox; namely set > > > > storage.nfs_filesystem: true > > > >This forces a specific network file locking mechanism which makes > >sqlite behave better. I'm guessing google chrome has something > >similar. > > > Since I have used chrome for years without any problems my guess it > that its something that changed with nfs in my setup. > > I did a strace and the first -EIO I get look like this > > fdatasync(94</home/kenjo/.config/google-chrome/Default/Login Data>) > = -1 EIO (Input/output error) > > then the same thing happens for other files like > > fdatasync(83</home/kenjo/.config/google-chrome/Default/Web Data>) = > -1 EIO (Input/output error) > > fdatasync(74</home/kenjo/.config/google-chrome/Default/History>) = > -1 EIO (Input/output error) Are you using soft mounts? (What are your mount options?) --b. > > > > > >On 10/4/20 6:53 AM, Kenneth Johansson wrote: > >>So I have had for a long time problems with google chrome and > >>suspend resume causing it to mangle its sqlite database. > >> > >>it looks to only happen if I use nfs mounted home directory. I'm > >>not sure exactly what is happening but lets first see if this > >>happens to anybody else. > >> > >>How to get the error. > >> > >>1. start google from a terminal with "google-chrome" > >> > >>2. suspend the computer > >> > >>3. wait a while. There is some type of minimum time here I do > >>not know what its is but I basically get the error every time of > >>I suspend in evening and resume in morning > >> > >>4. look for printout that looks like something like this > >> > >>[16789:18181:1004/125852.529750:ERROR:database.cc(1692)] > >>Passwords sqlite error 1034, errno 5: disk I/O error, sql: > >>COMMIT > >>[16789:16829:1004/125852.529744:ERROR:database.cc(1692)] Web > >>sqlite error 1034, errno 5: disk I/O error, sql: COMMIT > >>[16789:16829:1004/125852.530261:ERROR:database.cc(1692)] Web > >>sqlite error 1034, errno 5: disk I/O error, sql: INSERT OR > >>REPLACE INTO autofill_model_type_state (model_type, value) > >>VALUES(?,?) > >>[16789:16789:1004/125852.563571:ERROR:sync_metadata_store_change_list.cc(34)] > >>Autofill datatype error was encountered: Failed to update > >>ModelTypeState. > >>[16789:19002:1004/125902.534103:ERROR:database.cc(1692)] History > >>sqlite error 1034, errno 5: disk I/O error, sql: COMMIT > >>[16789:19002:1004/125902.536903:ERROR:database.cc(1692)] > >>Thumbnail sqlite error 778, errno 5: disk I/O error, sql: COMMIT > >> > >> > >>[16789:19002:1004/130044.120379:ERROR:database.cc(1692)] > >>Passwords sqlite error 1034, errno 5: disk I/O error, sql: > >>INSERT OR REPLACE INTO sync_model_metadata (id, model_metadata) > >>VALUES(1, ?) > >>[16789:16829:1004/130044.120388:ERROR:database.cc(1692)] Web > >>sqlite error 1034, errno 5: disk I/O error, sql: INSERT OR > >>REPLACE INTO autofill_model_type_state (model_type, value) > >>VALUES(?,?) > >> > >> > >>and so on. if you use google sync you can also check > >>"chrome://sync-internals" to see if something is wrong with the > >>database. > >> > >> > >> > >>>>This message is from an external sender. Learn more about why this << > >>>>matters at https://links.utexas.edu/rtyclf. << >
