[redland-dev] redland sqlite NEW=YES failure

[Stephan Drescher]

redland-1.0.10 (librdf) compiled on a 10.6.4 OSX platform to i386

--with-included-ltdl \
--with-bdb="${lib_path_binary}/db-5.0.26" \
--with-bdb-lib="${lib_path_binary}/db-5.0.26/lib" \
--with-bdb-include="${lib_path_binary}/db-5.0.26/include" \
--with-xml-parser="libxml" \
--with-virtuoso="no" \
--with-sqlite="${lib_path_binary}/sqlite-3.6.19" \
--with-sqlite-version="3" \
--with-datadirect="." \

make check returns:

rdf_model_test: Creating new sqlite storage
rdf_model_test: WARNING: Failed to create new sqlite storage name test with options new='yes'
PASS: rdf_model_test

( rdf_serializer_test: Serialising stream to file handle returned file 'test.rdf' of size 0 bytes, expected 668
FAIL: rdf_serializer_test )

1 of 18 tests failed
Please report to http://bugs.librdf.org/

Iam rather interested in the WARNING. Because i like to be able to create a sqlite database with the new='yes' option. 
Does Redland uses the sqlite version that's included in the BerkeleyDB (non-default compile opt inside BDB) source or another external SQLite library? 
i tested both BDB with/without the sql enabled interface. 
BDB working (when running BDB examples),
SQLite lib working,


Anybody, who can shed light on this?
stephan