Author Topic: Sqlite Error  (Read 1034 times)

I keep getting a sqlite error everytime I join a server.
Not sure what may be causing it, I have 490 GB of remaining space and I allowed Blockland to store files in my computer. If anyone is able to help me, please post here. I'm on a MAC OS X 10.6.4 Snow Leopard.


Lots of other topics for it. Go into your BL folder, delete your cache, and it will work. You should get the error plenty more times on other days, but just delete cache, and move on.

Lots of other topics for it. Go into your BL folder, delete your cache, and it will work. You should get the error plenty more times on other days, but just delete cache, and move on.
where is this cache in the blockland folder?

Are you serious Aniken
The file name is Cache.db, delete it.

Anyone telling you to delete cache.db knows that you're going to have to do it over and over.

Mac Snow Leopard will get that error if you connect to a server, leave, and connect to another. You're gonna have to restart your computer each time you want to go to another server. You have the choice.

Every time you enter a server, cache.db is remade. So either way, you're gonna have to re-open Blockland.
Why must Macintosh be so simple that it can't run many things smoothly, yet be so complicated that it takes thousands of dollars to upgrade?

I recommend that you install Windows XP Or Windows 7.... They work perfectly and you don't have to delete the Cache.db or Restart your computer every time to connect to a server.

i need help... i just crashed while downloading textures for gravcat's server.
i have a mac, and i don't know which folder the cache is in.


all i did was delete cache.db
worked fine after that

all i did was delete cache.db
worked fine after that
But where IS cache.db in the folder? Is it in addons? Some other folder?
Where?

But where IS cache.db in the folder? Is it in addons? Some other folder?
Where?

._. It's in the main folder. Blockland. Stop looking in the subfolders, it's right there. It's deadly obvious if you tried as hard as you make it seem to find it.