Subject | Re: [firebird-support] ss-1.5.3 on ubuntu, must I setup xinetd manually? |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2006-10-04T09:09:54Z |
At 06:50 PM 4/10/2006, you wrote:
However, if (as you said above) you can connect "locally" (which, for
SS on Linux means ONLY via the TCP/IP local loopback server) then you
should be able to connect remotely. The installation makes port 3050
the default port so you don't have to configure it unless you need to
change it.
You say "it doesn't seem to react". Are you not receiving any error messages?
./heLen
>Hi group,The link is now updated.
>
>I have a problem connecting to a remote ubuntu-server, on which
>firebird-SS 1.5.3 is new installed. It runs locally (tested with isql on
>the server).
>
>However, it doesn't seem to react on attempts to connect via port 3050.
>
>Time to read the release-notes... however, tried to download them on
>ibphoenix but the link seems to be broken.
>So I try here: must xinetd be setup manually so that requests to portSuperserver doesn't use xinetd.
>3050 should fire firebird? I'm not a linux-guru...
However, if (as you said above) you can connect "locally" (which, for
SS on Linux means ONLY via the TCP/IP local loopback server) then you
should be able to connect remotely. The installation makes port 3050
the default port so you don't have to configure it unless you need to
change it.
You say "it doesn't seem to react". Are you not receiving any error messages?
./heLen