So let's say that that works, what is different about this machine's
setup that I would have to use the TCP syntax compared to other
machines? I probably won't be able to try the to connect via TCP until
tomorrow.







-----Original Message-----
From: Lucas Franzen [mailto:luc@...]
Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2005 2:52 PM
To: firebird-support@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [firebird-support] Windows NT Terminal Server





Raith, Daniel schrieb:

> I'm having trouble on one particular Terminal Server system. Any gbak
> calls have to use the -se syntax, which is fine, but I need to change

a

> users password but gsec won't work. Keeps saying unavailable database
> just like the gbak does when I don't use the -se syntax. Any ideas on
> how I can change the users password? I tried to use IBExpert but it
> keeps saying it can't find gds32.dll (which I didn't create during the
> install), and if I try to register a database in IBExpert I can't
> connect to it.

<template on>
Try connecting via TCP (be it localhost or the real IP-adress or
servername) to the security (password) database.

gsec -user SYSDBA -pa masterkey
-database localhost:YOUR_FB_PATH\security.fdb

<template off>

Si Carter said, he added this to his install guide on his website:
http://www.tectsoft.net/Products/Firebird/Install/Default.aspx

Luc.







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