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      henriquepz45
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      I use the Manjaro Cinnammon operating system.

      I had problems with Strawberry in both versions: stable and Flatpak.

      I installed it normally, continued using it for days and suddenly it stopped working and warnings like this appeared:

      "*Unable to execute SQL query: database disk image is malformed.

      Failed SQL query: SELECT COUNT() FROM songs WHERE unavailable = 0 "

      Is there any solution for ![alt text](image url)this?
      Any commands to type in the terminal that can make the player work again?

      I really like this player and would like to use it again.

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        jonas @henriquepz45
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        @henriquepz45
        Close strawberry and check the database for errors:

        https://wiki.strawberrymusicplayer.org/wiki/Database_integrity_check

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          henriquepz45 @jonas
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          @jonas I did this, typed the command suggested for Linux in the terminal:

          sqlite3 ~/.local/share/strawberry/strawberry/strawberry.db "pragma integrity_check

          And nothing happened. I opened Strawberry and that warning appeared again, unfortunately.

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            jonas @henriquepz45
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            @henriquepz45
            You should see simply "ok" if the database is good.
            But you should also see some output if the database has issues.

            You can try:
            sqlite3 ~/.local/share/strawberry/strawberry/strawberry.db
            and enter pragma integrity_check;

            You can also try the following.:

            vacuum;
            REINDEX;
            

            enter .quit to exit.

            Also check that your disk is not full.

            If that doesn't solve it:

            If you don't mind loosing your indexed collection and playlist you can simply delete the database file strawberry.db and it will automatically create a new on startup.

            Otherwise there are some steps for possible recovery here: https://www.sqlite.org/recovery.html

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              henriquepz45
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              I did what you recommended and was unable to get the player to work again. This is sad, because since last year, the Strawberry player has always worked well. I don't think there's anything else to do...

              Well, thanks for helping me.

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