Thanks Helen,

I had rebooted since the install so it wasn't that, but uninstalling
and reinstalling with reboot in between and after has fixed it.

On 05/10/06, Helen Borrie <helebor@...> wrote:
>
> If the process was an instance of libfbembed.so it wouldn't be using
> xinetd, it would be directly connected to the database file. Some thoughts:
>
> -- an instance of libfbembed.so might have been loaded already when
> you overwrote the binaries
>
> -- you didn't reboot after the reinstallation and so the filesystem
> is still finding the old libfbembed binary
>
> Unless you've already found a way to resolve this muddle, I'd suggest
> exploring your rpm database to find out what Firebird packages are
> installed, and uninstall both of them using rpm with the -e switch
> (beginning with the earlier package). After that, I'd want to reboot
> the machine and do a clean install of the newer package.
>
> ./heLen