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@davewalker: Thanks for posting your workaround in #9 and clarification in #14.
I started getting this message in my cron log emails after upgrading from 11.04 to 11.10 last week. The error was coming from the /etc/cron.d/php5 job. You can also see it in a terminal by running:
% php5
(that's probably the simplest reproduce).
So I did as you suggested (more or less), and my errors went away, and I'm still able to use Drupal 7 with SQLite (which is why I had the SQLite packages in the first place). A somewhat safer way to get rid of this error message and not completely obliterate the sqlite.ini file (which you could conceivably need for something):
cd /etc/php5/conf.d/
sudo mv sqlite.ini sqlite.NOTini