Subject | Re: [firebird-support] firbird 1.5 database creation error |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2006-10-21T22:44:41Z |
At 08:11 AM 22/10/2006, you wrote:
A remote *client* can create or connect to a database on a remote
*server*, of course. It must do so via a TCP/IP connection to the
server that specifies a connection to a physical drive that is
controlled directly by the same host machine as the Firebird host.
And don't forget that the 'firebird' user must have at least group
ownership permissions to the filesystem location and at least
group-level rwx permissions to the directory where the database file
is to be created/accessed.
./heLen
>Frank,..read this as "on a Samba share or NFS drive".
>
>you can't create (or connect to) a database on a remote drive
A remote *client* can create or connect to a database on a remote
*server*, of course. It must do so via a TCP/IP connection to the
server that specifies a connection to a physical drive that is
controlled directly by the same host machine as the Firebird host.
> or a UNC path."On a drive that is local to the server."
>A database MUST reside on a local drive.
And don't forget that the 'firebird' user must have at least group
ownership permissions to the filesystem location and at least
group-level rwx permissions to the directory where the database file
is to be created/accessed.
./heLen