Subject | Re: [ib-support] article: Securing Firebird Installation For Linux Shared Hosting |
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Author | Steven Haryanto |
Post date | 2002-08-12T03:28:18Z |
Scott Taylor wrote:
any files/directories they want, as long as the files end up belonging
to them (and thus will count to their quota). creating databases through
the firebird daemon results in creating files owned by the firebird
daemon itself. with mysql and postgresql, users are only allowed to
create databases through a control panel interface, and the control
panel script changes the ownership/group ownership of the database
directories.
so it'll be nice if the 'create database' privilege could be limited to
SYSDBA only.
the font sizes are not that tiny.
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sh
> I agree, it's kinda stupid to allow anyone besides SYSDBA to createparticularly in my case (shared hosting), i don't mind users creating
> databases, even in a trusted environment that can be nasty on a
> server. Then again, if a user can get to isql, chances are they can do a
> lot of damage using other system tools if that is their goal.
any files/directories they want, as long as the files end up belonging
to them (and thus will count to their quota). creating databases through
the firebird daemon results in creating files owned by the firebird
daemon itself. with mysql and postgresql, users are only allowed to
create databases through a control panel interface, and the control
panel script changes the ownership/group ownership of the database
directories.
so it'll be nice if the 'create database' privilege could be limited to
SYSDBA only.
> You've compiled some very useful information there, Steven. All you needoops, sorry. will do. i set my screen to 1024x768 using large fonts, so
> now is someone to edit it, to remove the font controls from your HTML (as
> nice as it looks, it's murder on 1280x1024 screen)
the font sizes are not that tiny.
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sh