Subject | Problem using UDF on Linux |
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Author | meyss8 |
Post date | 2004-05-29T03:14:15Z |
Hi,
I just migrating my firebird server from windows to linux (Redhat 9).
In windows I have my own UDF (A2000UDF.dll). I've already rebuild it
using Kylix, and now I have A2000UDF.so on Linux. I installed
firebird (FirebirdSS-1.5.0.4290-0.i686) on /opt/firebird/ and
the 'A2000UDF.so' file is already in /opt/firebird/UDF/.
The problem is when I open database remotely (from WinXP, Win2000, or
Win98) and select one of my UDF, this error happens:
"unable to complete network request to host SERVERLIN.
error writing data to the connection'
an establihed connection was aborted by the software in your host
machine."
BUT, if first I connect to any database locally on my linux server
and select the UDF (which is successfull, so I'm sure it's not about
I didn't declare it right), THEN connect to it remotely and execute
the UDF statement, the error didn't happen.
It seems, before I select the UDF on linux, the other machine will
not recognize the UDF.
I don't know why. The UDF file's permission is already set to -r-x-r-
x-r-x, which means fully read and fully execute for owner, groups,
and others.
There is no problem with default firebird's UDF (ib_udf.dll).
Can anybody give me some lights? :0
Thanks for your kind help...
-MARTHA-
I just migrating my firebird server from windows to linux (Redhat 9).
In windows I have my own UDF (A2000UDF.dll). I've already rebuild it
using Kylix, and now I have A2000UDF.so on Linux. I installed
firebird (FirebirdSS-1.5.0.4290-0.i686) on /opt/firebird/ and
the 'A2000UDF.so' file is already in /opt/firebird/UDF/.
The problem is when I open database remotely (from WinXP, Win2000, or
Win98) and select one of my UDF, this error happens:
"unable to complete network request to host SERVERLIN.
error writing data to the connection'
an establihed connection was aborted by the software in your host
machine."
BUT, if first I connect to any database locally on my linux server
and select the UDF (which is successfull, so I'm sure it's not about
I didn't declare it right), THEN connect to it remotely and execute
the UDF statement, the error didn't happen.
It seems, before I select the UDF on linux, the other machine will
not recognize the UDF.
I don't know why. The UDF file's permission is already set to -r-x-r-
x-r-x, which means fully read and fully execute for owner, groups,
and others.
There is no problem with default firebird's UDF (ib_udf.dll).
Can anybody give me some lights? :0
Thanks for your kind help...
-MARTHA-