Subject | Re: [firebird-support] FB 1.5 on Fedora 3 |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2005-06-11T06:16:20Z |
At 03:20 PM 11/06/2005 +1000, you wrote:
Go to the official link page for Firebird downloads at
http://firebird.sourceforge.net/index.php?op=files&id=engine
and download this one:
* 25th December 2004 SuperServer for Linux NPTL V1.5.2 (.rpm) (2.7mb)
several of the established Windows tools run in Wine. Or just run a
crossover category 5 cable from your Windows box to the laptop and use your
fave Windows client directly.
build. :-) Can't tell from your posting whether you are a **x newbie but,
if so, better arm yourself with info on how to set filesystem permissions.
gbak -b -t d:\path\to\mydatabase.fdb x:\backups\mydatabase.fbk -u sysdba
-pass whatever
Restoring on Linux (from the /bin directory):
./gbak -c /yourMountedDevice/backups/mydatabase.fbk
/your/permitted/data/path/mydatabase.fdb -u newowner -pass whatever
Note the dot-slash.
./hb
>Hi to all,Ignore the downloads listed at the SF project page.
>
>I need to set up FB 1.5 on a Fedora 3 laptop in super server mode.
>
>Which installation file should I down load from the Fire Bird home page ?
Go to the official link page for Firebird downloads at
http://firebird.sourceforge.net/index.php?op=files&id=engine
and download this one:
* 25th December 2004 SuperServer for Linux NPTL V1.5.2 (.rpm) (2.7mb)
>Could any one suggest a good graphical user interface that runs underYou could see whether FlameRobin is ready to do what you need. Otherwise,
>Linux as I need to be able to do database adjustments, maintenance, back
>ups etc
several of the established Windows tools run in Wine. Or just run a
crossover category 5 cable from your Windows box to the laptop and use your
fave Windows client directly.
>Also are there any gotchas running and using FB on a Fedora environmentThere's no "gotcha list" yet - as long as you run the NPTL
>that we should be aware about.
build. :-) Can't tell from your posting whether you are a **x newbie but,
if so, better arm yourself with info on how to set filesystem permissions.
>One more question, am I correct in that I just back up my database onYes.
>the windows machine that it currently resides on and then restore it on
>the Linux (Fedora) machine.
>What would the command strings be to do this ?On Windows (from the bin directory):
gbak -b -t d:\path\to\mydatabase.fdb x:\backups\mydatabase.fbk -u sysdba
-pass whatever
Restoring on Linux (from the /bin directory):
./gbak -c /yourMountedDevice/backups/mydatabase.fbk
/your/permitted/data/path/mydatabase.fdb -u newowner -pass whatever
Note the dot-slash.
./hb