(In reply to comment #12)
> I've reproed this on Ubuntu jaunty's "Shiretoko", which it claims is Firefox
> 3.5.3. Detailed steps to repro:
Well, Ubuntu ships their own version of Firefox and it uses the system SQLite. I'm betting they don't compile with SQLITE_SECURE_DELETE, which is all sorts of sadness.
Not sure who to get in touch with them to get them to do that. I should add a test in our test suite to make sure that the library in question is compiled with SQLITE_SECURE_DELETE, not that any distros run our test suite to my knowledge before shipping with system SQLite.
(In reply to comment #13)
> Shawn, is this a known sqlite bug? Maybe we should try vacuuming manually
> anyway?
SQLite has test coverage on this, and knows that we depend on it working.
(In reply to comment #12) SECURE_ DELETE, which is all sorts of sadness.
> I've reproed this on Ubuntu jaunty's "Shiretoko", which it claims is Firefox
> 3.5.3. Detailed steps to repro:
Well, Ubuntu ships their own version of Firefox and it uses the system SQLite. I'm betting they don't compile with SQLITE_
Not sure who to get in touch with them to get them to do that. I should add a test in our test suite to make sure that the library in question is compiled with SQLITE_ SECURE_ DELETE, not that any distros run our test suite to my knowledge before shipping with system SQLite.
(In reply to comment #13)
> Shawn, is this a known sqlite bug? Maybe we should try vacuuming manually
> anyway?
SQLite has test coverage on this, and knows that we depend on it working.