> --- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, "Raith, Daniel"
> <danielraith@m...> wrote:
> >
> > I have a customer on which I can't use the -SE option when
> backing up
> > or restoring their databases. They run my client software
> on another
> > terminal server. I can connect to the firebird server and run the
> > backup just fine without the -SE option, but I would like
> to be able
> > to use the -SE option. Any reason I'm getting the message "service
> > service_mgr is not defined"?
>
> I assume you can connect to a firebird database on that
> server successfully.

No I can connect and I can even run the gbak successfully. I just can't
run the gbak with the -SE option. I just noticed also that the path to
the database is not the absolute path on the database server. K is
mapped to like c:\apps or something. Yet I remember trying to use
c:\apps not working, which now that I think about it doesn't make sense.


(Works)
"c:\program files\firebird\firebird_1_5\gbak.exe" -B
"k:\mypath\database.fdb" "k:\mypath\database.fbk" -user sysdba -pass
blah

(Does not Work)
"c:\program files\firebird\firebird_1_5\gbak.exe" -B -SE
servername:service_mgr "k:\mypath\database.fdb" "k:\mypath\database.fbk"
-user sysdba -pass blah

>
> What is your gbak string?
>
> There are some issues with local connection through a
> terminal services environment, ok embedded and even local
> connection through SS or CS or gbak or gfix doesn't work at all.
>
> >
> > Also is there a way to detect if classic or super server has been
> > installed?
> >
>
> single fbserver.exe in processes --> SuperServer.
> otherwise you will have a lot of whatever the process classic
> spawns per thread (forgot), it should be pretty obvious though.
>
> Adam
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