Remove the write permission of a SQLite database's journal file. Then, try
write-accessing the database. The error reported is "disk I/O error". (This
happened to me when two user tried to share a DB and had their umask set wrong.)
The error message reported by SQLite is inappropriate. A "permission denied"
would be much better and guide the user towards fixing the problem (instead of
scaring the hell out of the poor sysadmin who suspects a filesystem corruption
might be going on.)
I'm using SQLite 3.19.3.
All my best,
-rbk.
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