Garrett wrote:

> The directory writeable by anybody (used sudo chmod o+rw on it).

AFAIK, you need both "w" and "x" to create files. Better do "chmod a+rwx".
But, this is *not* a good way of doing it. After you get it to work, setup the
directory owner to be the same as of Firebird process (typically "firebird")
with chown command.

Also, "o" means "others", not "anybody". For example if file is owner by root,
and privileges are 007, root won't be able to write it.

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