Hi!
I wonder what is the best practice concerning linking to sqlite3?
It's probably always installed on devices/emulators and there is no problem
with deployment of an app requiring it. However, its a bit odd to just
cancel off the requirement in RPM SPEC, as I am supposed to do to get it
through
Are you sure the infrastructure you are running on may not be at fault?
(3G/4G or an ISP using carrier grade NAT may be trying to free up
connections every X time or just switching your outgoing route breaking the
connection)
Either way there is no such thing as a stable TCP connection, obviously
Of course, one can't expect a stable TCP connection on a mobile device upon
regular use. You are right, the app has to deal with this cases and
reconnect in case of a network error.
But my testing environment was using wifi only. And I expected the TCP
connection to last longer then just 30 minute
The only scenario where you can say "I expected longer times" with any
certainty is wired LAN where both parties are on the same switched LAN and
there was no significant load on either party or the switch.
The moment you're dealing with wireless signals you added so many things
into the equation
Though I have not done this myself yet 2 observations based on your mail:
1. Removing it from the dependency spec is bad (unless you statically link
see point 2), though it is currently widely used by system applications and
3rd party applications alike you can never know if in the future someone
d
Hi,
On 18/01/17 12:45, george b wrote:
But my testing environment was using wifi only. And I expected the TCP
connection to last longer then just 30 minutes and then collaps.
I think further testing might be needed there - such a problem would
have been noticed by others. Personally I have ss
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> Is the automatic checker not allowing it through with sqlite3 as a
> requirement? Are you sure that you used the packagename used on jolla
> systems for the requirement?
>
During deployment as RPM, the specific error is
Requires
ERROR [libsqlite3.so.0] Cannot require shared libr
I believe rpm automatically detects the dependencies, even if they are
not in the spec. Removing the dependency from the spec might not help.
There may be some hackish ways of removing a dependency from the rpm
headers but I don't think that it would be a good idea. Better to spend
time on hack
Slava,
thank you for this constructive suggestion. I submitted PR
https://github.com/sailfish-sdk/sdk-harbour-rpmvalidator/pull/86 to add
sqlite into the list of allowed libraries. Hopefully, it will be accepted.
Best wishes,
Rinigus
On Wed, Jan 18, 2017 at 3:29 PM, Slava Monich
wrote:
> I be
Okay, did a test with an outgoing ssh connection. It's still stable for
several hours now.
I will do some wireshark recordings and research in this direction. Thank
you for the hint.
If I found out something usefull, I will post it back here.
Bye
Georg
Den 17. jan. 2017 19:55, skrev george b:
> My xmpp client [1] makes progress and works very well. But I have
> problems with connection drops after about half an hour of device
> inactivity. I tried to send xmpp pings to the server in regular
> intervalls to keep the connection on. Then I tried to
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