Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Is it ok to GRANT ACCESS SYSDBA to None? |
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Author | Raymond Kennington |
Post date | 2004-11-21T00:52:11Z |
Alan McDonald wrote:
somehow and displayed them as if they were users of my current database.
This is a bug in IBExpert.
I used explorer to search inside all files on my hard drives for
references to 'Raymond Baldwyn' (that existed in the security DB) and
found none, so I don't know how it got there.
> > After creating a database under a different name to SYSDBA, is itThank you.
> > possible to store the SYSDBA'a access rights to the database to nothing
> > at all?
> >
> > This would prevent someone from copying the database to their own
> > Firebird installation and getting full access.
> >
> > Raymond Kennington
>
> No - can't be done. The securuty model is having a lot of work done to it
> but at the moment SYSDBA is the system admin and by definition has total
> access to anything on the server.
> You need to protect the file itself against theft.
> AlanWith IBObjects is a tutorial on surveys. IBExpert picked these up
> PS - where did those users come from?
somehow and displayed them as if they were users of my current database.
This is a bug in IBExpert.
I used explorer to search inside all files on my hard drives for
references to 'Raymond Baldwyn' (that existed in the security DB) and
found none, so I don't know how it got there.