I tried everything please help
Error code 8 indicates the database file is read-only, but it should be writable for a connection to succeed.
Go to your project folder, look into the .urc directory for a .sqlite file and make sure it doesn’t have any readonly attribute set (on either any of the files there or the .urc folder).
Is the .urc directory read only? Or the project directory? Or are there any Windows permissions preventing write access?
How I can check windows permission?
@OleszykYt could you try launching UEFN as an administrator in Windows?
Hi all, @wouter
I know this was last used many months ago, but new information on Error 8 in Unreal Revision Control has come to light.
Looking into this in a recent post,
Error 8, URC - more error information
it’s become clear, somehow users can log in to UEFN with two accounts, via Epic Games Launcher.
UEFN does not worry about the number of log on, just worries about who is accessing the content server
This results in URC giving the error 8 because URC servers only accept one log in as standard for Fortnite logons across all Platforms.
The owner of the .\urc\urc.sqlite in the project is not the current account of the two accounts and therefore remains read-only.
If you logon to Fortnite you are automatically logged out of previous platforms
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