Jason,

The server is a test machine with minimal traffic. It runs apache, mysql,
samba and now firebird - but myself and one other person are really the only
people who log in for development testing and playing <g>. We have a mix of
clients (Win 98/ME and 2K) but I'm currently only testing FB against the win
98 machine for personal convenience(although the Win ME and 2k clients had
the same problem).

There is no firewall or backup stuff running that could conflict - so I'm a
bit stumped.

Regards

Martyn

-----Original Message-----
From: news@... [mailto:news@...]On Behalf Of Jason
Chapman (JAC2)
Sent: 21 April 2002 12:34
To: ib-support@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ib-support] Connect to Firebird from Windows


I'm not convinced the two entries are connected aty all (104 and server
abend).

What is the server used for and how many users are in past 20:00.

Is there any kind of house keeping going on after hours, e.g. backup (IB or
OS), sweeps, defrag, whatever?

if the DB is corrupt, you can get abends during the backup.


Does it happen at the same time every night?


"Frank Ingermann" <frank@...> wrote in message
news:3CC17065.3091BCD8@......

> Hi Martyn,
>
> the errors you see in the interbase.log are inet errors. They don't come

from

> the Firebird engine but from the network layer and are simply passed

through

> into the log file. From the errno.h file:
>
> errno 104 = Connection reset by peer
>
> This is the same error as 10054 on Windoze - from winsock.pas:
> {$EXTERNALSYM WSAECONNRESET}
> WSAECONNRESET = (WSABASEERR+54);
>
> It happens in a Win network when e.g. W95 clients are simply turned off
> or the tcp stack crashed. but that doesn't cause the following error
> (at least i've never seen this as a result of 10054...) :
>
> > Acer.kbs (Client) Fri Apr 19 20:42:46 2002
> > /opt/interbase/bin/ibguard: bin/ibserver terminated abnormally

(-1)

>
> this indicates the FB server really crashed. You could try Googling Groups
> on "104 inet interbase" or similar, you'll find a lot of messages on the
> topic. Some of them point to outdated rpms in a linux distro, but i know
> definetly too little about inetd / xinetd and the like to be of any more
> help here

>
> - now where are the Linux experts? ;-)
>
> btw you wrote:
> > I created a test database on windows and ftp'd it to my home directory

on

> > the server - the result was the same.
>
> in any case you should create a transportable backup, then ftp it and
> restore it on linux. This is the "official" way...
>
> ..and a last "wild guess": do you by any chance have a firewall running
> on either machine that blocks the 3050/tcp port ???
>
> regards & hth,
> fingerman
>
> P.S. though this probably won't help with your specific problem, you
> should really try to use other tools like WISQL from the client side.
> As a rule of thumb, when i'm having any kind of trouble with a
> certain tool, first thing i do is use a different tool that preferrably
> uses a different Component Suite to access the server. Some choices
> are: IBExpert PE (FIBPlus afaik), WISQL (direct API), IB_SQL or Marathon
> (IBObjects), IBConcole (IBX). All of them are free, and each one has
> some advantages over the other. This greatly helps in identifying the
> real source of a problem.
>
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> when parsers parse, and compilers compile, then why don't objects object?
>
> fingerbirdy - fingerman's door to Firebird
> http://www.fingerbird.de
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