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Operating Systems BSD FF, about:config, storage.vacuum.last.places.sqlite Post 302987050 by jim mcnamara on Sunday 4th of December 2016 06:02:22 AM
Old 12-04-2016
Databases do not always store data in plain text. Before you clobber another file like this, consider using a set of commands to ascertain more about the file.

Code:
f=places.sqlite
file $f
ls -l $f
od -c $f | more

For example, there may be ascii nul bytes in the file if it is binary, rather than text as you assume with the limited data you have on the file.

The file apparently is an index of some sort:
Restoring bookmarks from places.sqlite • mozillaZine Forums

Note there are other files that are associated with book marking, e.g., places.sqlite-shm
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tmserver(1)						      Translate Toolkit 1.3.0						       tmserver(1)

NAME
tmserver - a Translation Memory server, SYNOPSIS
tmserver --bind=HOSTNAME --port=PORT [--tmdb=TMDBFILE] [--import-translation-file=TMFILE [--import-source-lang=SOURCE_LANG] [--import-tar- get-lang=TARGET_LANG]] Where TMDBFILE is the sqlite database file containing tmdb translation memory data, if not specified a new temporary database is created, and TMFILE is a translation file (po, xliff, etc.) that should be imported into the database (mostly useful when no tmdb file is speci- fied). DESCRIPTION
tmserver is a Translation Memory service that can be queried via HTTP using a simple REST like URL/http and data is exchanged between server and client encoded in JSON. OPTIONS
-h, --help show this help message and exit -d TMDBFILE, --tmdb=TMDBFILE translation memory database -f TMFILES, --import-translation-file=TMFILE translation file to import into the database -t TARGET_LANG, --import-target-lang=TARGET_LANG target language of translation files -s SOURCE_LANG, --import-source-lang=SOURCE_LANG source language of translation files -b BIND, --bind=HOSTNAME address to bind server to -p PORT, --port=PORT port to listen on EXAMPLE
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