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wp-sqlite's Issues

wp_wc_download_log missing

I'm receiving this warning on fresh install:

One or more tables required for WooCommerce to work are missing, some features may not work as expected. Missing tables: wp_wc_download_log.

WP: 6.0.1
WC: 6.8.2

Related: aaemnnosttv/wp-sqlite-db#10

Thank you in advance.

WordPress auto update renders installation useless

I upload the wp-sqlite.zip, unpack it and run the installer.

After logging in with the newly created user account, there is a message shown to update WordPress from version 5.9.3 to 6.3.1.

And shortly after that, WordPress updates itself.

At one point it shows me the message it has to update the WordPress database.

The only way to continue is to click on the button "Update WordPress database".

After clicking them, it shows me an empty message.

When I refresh the page, it shows me again the WordPress database update dialog.

Where to put the `.db` file?

Putting the wpsqlite.db in the root is probably a security risk.

I haven't checked what the default position is but by default it should be somewhere else where unauthorised users can't reach it like where MySQL would keep its data.

Protecting it with htaccess also means nothing as htaccess files can be replaced with malicious htaccess easily. It is very easy to hack wordpress.

Bedrock version?

Hello, would it be possible to implement sqlite for a roots/bedrock version of Wordpress?

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