If you click info on Font Book in your Activity Monitor and 'open files and ports', it lists open files associated with the program. Might be in /usr/share/icu.
If you click info on Font Book in your Activity Monitor and 'open files and ports', it lists open files associated with the program. Might be in /usr/share/icu.
It does appear that there is a system file in that directory, but it does not seem to be the database for Font Book. Of note: Unless they changed the name in Lion, the database used to be a file named "fb.db".
It does appear that there is a system file in that directory, but it does not seem to be the database for Font Book. Of note: Unless they changed the name in Lion, the database used to be a file named "fb.db".
Try checking the open files for the fontd daemon - there's an SQLite db inside one of the folders in /private/var/folders/ - it seems to be in a random folder name but is ultimately inside a folder called com.apple.FontRegistry. The file fb.db no longer exists.
Try checking the open files for the fontd daemon - there's an SQLite db inside one of the folders in /private/var/folders/ - it seems to be in a random folder name but is ultimately inside a folder called com.apple.FontRegistry. The file fb.db no longer exists.
Good call. I figured they had probably dropped the usage of fb.db. Oddly, my fontd daemon does not seem to be accessing an SQLite database. Guess I'll close and relaunch Font Book a few times and make some changes in activated/deactivated fonts and see what changes.
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If you click info on Font Book in your Activity Monitor and 'open files and ports', it lists open files associated with the program. Might be in /usr/share/icu.
It does appear that there is a system file in that directory, but it does not seem to be the database for Font Book. Of note: Unless they changed the name in Lion, the database used to be a file named "fb.db".
It does appear that there is a system file in that directory, but it does not seem to be the database for Font Book. Of note: Unless they changed the name in Lion, the database used to be a file named "fb.db".
Try checking the open files for the fontd daemon - there's an SQLite db inside one of the folders in /private/var/folders/ - it seems to be in a random folder name but is ultimately inside a folder called com.apple.FontRegistry. The file fb.db no longer exists.
Try checking the open files for the fontd daemon - there's an SQLite db inside one of the folders in /private/var/folders/ - it seems to be in a random folder name but is ultimately inside a folder called com.apple.FontRegistry. The file fb.db no longer exists.
Good call. I figured they had probably dropped the usage of fb.db. Oddly, my fontd daemon does not seem to be accessing an SQLite database. Guess I'll close and relaunch Font Book a few times and make some changes in activated/deactivated fonts and see what changes.