Subject | Re: [Firebird-general] Re: The 2003 LinuxQuestions.org Members Choice Awards have begun |
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Author | Artur Anjos |
Post date | 2003-11-18T09:34:08Z |
Ian,
database file. It isn't supose to be secure.
shouldn't have direct access to the database file(s) - they should reside on
a server that has a file system that shouldn't allow you to access directly
the files.
It's the same with the server version.
This will be the same for "embedded" databases - just use the options that
your operating system gives you to protect your databases from beeing
accessed for other people - put them on a folder that no one else will have
access.
Artur
> Does this mean that the embedded client ignores all grants in theNo. It just ignores passwords.Grants work the same way.
> database?
> This is a huge security hole.This is embedded version of a server. It requires direct access to the
database file. It isn't supose to be secure.
> Could you copy a protectedYes. The dificult part for you should be copying the database - you
> database (with a sysdba role for example and various users with
> different access rights) to a machine with the embedded server and
> access all the tables?
shouldn't have direct access to the database file(s) - they should reside on
a server that has a file system that shouldn't allow you to access directly
the files.
It's the same with the server version.
This will be the same for "embedded" databases - just use the options that
your operating system gives you to protect your databases from beeing
accessed for other people - put them on a folder that no one else will have
access.
Artur