Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Change SYSDBA password |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2004-10-21T03:16:16Z |
At 11:02 PM 20/10/2004 -0400, you wrote:
passwords, including its own. On Linux, the root user can also do it.
Assuming Windows, go into a command shell and cd to the bin directory of
your FB installation. Then do this command to change the SYSDBA password
from 'masterkey' to 'y65re440'
gsec -modify SYSDBA -pw y65re440 -u SYSDBA -password masterkey
On Linux, precede the command with dot-slash:
./gsec -modify SYSDBA -pw y65re440 -u SYSDBA -password masterkey
GSEC also has its own command shell. For doc, see Chapter 34 of The
Firebird Book, or get the OpsGuide.pdf from the IB6 Beta docs set.
./hb
>Tell me if I can and the steps.You can and you should! :-) On Windows, only the SYSDBA can change
passwords, including its own. On Linux, the root user can also do it.
Assuming Windows, go into a command shell and cd to the bin directory of
your FB installation. Then do this command to change the SYSDBA password
from 'masterkey' to 'y65re440'
gsec -modify SYSDBA -pw y65re440 -u SYSDBA -password masterkey
On Linux, precede the command with dot-slash:
./gsec -modify SYSDBA -pw y65re440 -u SYSDBA -password masterkey
GSEC also has its own command shell. For doc, see Chapter 34 of The
Firebird Book, or get the OpsGuide.pdf from the IB6 Beta docs set.
./hb