Subject | Re: [firebird-support] local server connection problem |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2005-10-31T01:39:54Z |
At 12:23 AM 31/10/2005 +0000, you wrote:
accept a local connection (it's technically infeasible).
Why not go the middle way and use the tcp/ip local loopback server? It
will work beautifully with both Classic and Superserver.
localhost:c:\dir\file.gdb
1. Make sure localhost is entered in $windir\system32\drivers\etc\hosts as
127.0.0.1 localhost
2. If you're using WinXP or newer, don't use ".gdb" as the suffix for the
database file.
./heLen
>I am a firebird newbie so i would appreciate some helpIt sounds as though you are running the Classic server. Classic won't
>
>i can only connect to my databases through the network name
>
>ie with gbak it only works with \\server\dir\file.gdb rather than
>c:\dir\file.gdb
>
>this is despite being logged on at the server console
>
>also, i cannot logon through the 'local server' in ibconsole but
>again have
>to go through the network path
accept a local connection (it's technically infeasible).
Why not go the middle way and use the tcp/ip local loopback server? It
will work beautifully with both Classic and Superserver.
>this causes problems because when i create a new database, it has toTCP/IP local loopback server connection string:
>be
>specified as the full network path and i am having difficulties
>passing the
>relevant connection string to interbase via php
localhost:c:\dir\file.gdb
1. Make sure localhost is entered in $windir\system32\drivers\etc\hosts as
127.0.0.1 localhost
2. If you're using WinXP or newer, don't use ".gdb" as the suffix for the
database file.
./heLen