Subject | help |
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Author | Yves Glodt |
Post date | 2001-05-29T20:49:52Z |
Hello,
I'm new on this list so hello everyone.
I'm currently writing a cgi-app in C which retrieves data from an
Interbase 6 database on Linux. (App and Interbase are located on the
same machine). Interbase-version is this rpm:
InterBaseSS_LI-V6.0-1.i386.rpm
My Interbase setup seems ok since I can query the database with isql,
and also connecting an Nt-Client to it works well.
When I run my own app, or two other self-compiled programs, I ALWAYS
get the error "connection rejected by remote interface".
see the output below, it is the apifull.c from the interbase examples.
yves@Mortimer:~/testib > ./apifull
Enter the database name: /home/yves/napoli.gdb
Could not open database /home/yves/napoli.gdb
connection rejected by remote interface
yves@Mortimer:~/testib >
I also tried typing the following before:
ISC_USER=SYSDBA
ISC_PASSWORD=masterkey
but with the same result. As mentioned above, this error occurs with
three different applications written by three different authors.
What am I doing wrong (in my setup?)?
Thank you for any help,
Yves Glodt
--
"...two men say they're Jesus, one of them must be wrong."
- Dire Straits "Industrial Disease" (1982)
I'm new on this list so hello everyone.
I'm currently writing a cgi-app in C which retrieves data from an
Interbase 6 database on Linux. (App and Interbase are located on the
same machine). Interbase-version is this rpm:
InterBaseSS_LI-V6.0-1.i386.rpm
My Interbase setup seems ok since I can query the database with isql,
and also connecting an Nt-Client to it works well.
When I run my own app, or two other self-compiled programs, I ALWAYS
get the error "connection rejected by remote interface".
see the output below, it is the apifull.c from the interbase examples.
yves@Mortimer:~/testib > ./apifull
Enter the database name: /home/yves/napoli.gdb
Could not open database /home/yves/napoli.gdb
connection rejected by remote interface
yves@Mortimer:~/testib >
I also tried typing the following before:
ISC_USER=SYSDBA
ISC_PASSWORD=masterkey
but with the same result. As mentioned above, this error occurs with
three different applications written by three different authors.
What am I doing wrong (in my setup?)?
Thank you for any help,
Yves Glodt
--
"...two men say they're Jesus, one of them must be wrong."
- Dire Straits "Industrial Disease" (1982)