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OpenError: IO error: ./tmp/database: Invalid argument
See original GitHub issueI use level in a docker container and it worked quite well, but the last days I get an error: (node:16) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: OpenError: IO error: ./tmp/database: Invalid argument at /block/node_modules/levelup/lib/levelup.js:87:23
The folder and files for the database are created. When I change the location to ./database it works, but no more with a location in a subfolder.
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@ralphtheninja I found a solution, but I can’t remember the fixes I made to fix it…
OK. Well if anything,
--build-from-sourcewill prevent segfaults to that’s one thing out of the way.At a quick glance, your setup looks good otherwise. Will need more time to investigate.