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BitNami + Tracks + SQLite

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Avatar Dave P 1 post

Hi,

I installed Tracks under Windows using BitNami without any problems. However I’d like to switch Tracks to using the SQLite database, rather than the default MySQL (in an attempt to share the Tracks DB between Windows and Linux on a dual boot machine). The problem is that the BitNami stack for Tracks does not include SQLite it seems. Does anyone know how to resolve this?

Thanks,

Dave.

 
Avatar antonio Administrator 508 post(s)

Hi,

I don’t know how you can do it in a “very easy” way. You will need to download and install SQLite on both systems, and probably also install sqlite gem for Ruby. To do the later, you can type from the installation folder

gem install sqlite3

after having loaded the environment variables (by executing a file called ‘use_tracks’).

Cheers

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