Subject | Re: [firebird-php] Firebird, PHP, and CentOS 5 |
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Author | masotti |
Post date | 2008-10-30T09:52:33Z |
Hi,
Dan Wilson ha scritto:
1) Remember to save your securiry2.fdb backing up it in save place.
2) After installation firebird local connection was ok, but not TCP/IP
because you musr manually copy xinetd firebird configuration file.
IIRC from /opt/firebird/misc you must copy firebird.xinetd to
/etc/xinetd.d, but read /opt/firebird/docs/README.user.troubleshooting
for complete help.
3) Fedora is the O.S. where RH experiment and is allways a
work-in-progress: sometimes all goes, and after a patch nothing go more.
4) What problems have you encountered with native installation for
Centos5? Maybe it's better starting from there.
Hope this helps.
Ciao.
Mimmo.
Dan Wilson ha scritto:
> In response to a private email request, I put together the procedure II've recently upgraded in Centos4 from 2.0 to 2.1.1 classic server.
> used in order to get native and PDO firebird support working with PHP
> and CentOS 5. I was unsuccessful using the FAQ at
> http://www.firebirdfaq.org/faq191/, and couldn't find any other tricks
> on the web that worked.
1) Remember to save your securiry2.fdb backing up it in save place.
2) After installation firebird local connection was ok, but not TCP/IP
because you musr manually copy xinetd firebird configuration file.
IIRC from /opt/firebird/misc you must copy firebird.xinetd to
/etc/xinetd.d, but read /opt/firebird/docs/README.user.troubleshooting
for complete help.
3) Fedora is the O.S. where RH experiment and is allways a
work-in-progress: sometimes all goes, and after a patch nothing go more.
4) What problems have you encountered with native installation for
Centos5? Maybe it's better starting from there.
Hope this helps.
Ciao.
Mimmo.