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Closes: #5208
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with autocommit set to 50 pages, a value that will permit fast reads.
also set synchronous mode to normal on regular operation.
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This solves a InterfaceError (sqlite error code 21)
we were having with massive concurrent creation/puts.
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leap.mail is handling locks in a finer-grained way now,
so we do not need to block everything so much
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controlled by environmental variables
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This has the nice effect of letting the persistent-connection
reuse the existing connection, avoiding the ssl handshake overhead
each time we try to synchronize.
This can be traced by logging the instantiation of HttpClientBase
in u1db.remote
I *think* we should be fine with the timeouts as long as we keep
the sync period along the 1 min we are doing now. For other cases,
we should look into how to override the default timeout in httplib
(used by u1db http_client).
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until now this was only possible when running python setup.py version
from the source tree. now the <module>.__version__ also reports
correctly the runnng version
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'refs/remotes/kali/feature/expand-sqlicipher-capabilities' into develop
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This reverts commit 6eeed5c116d38ebae7d9309dd2f11660f6cff37e.
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into develop
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