Quoting Moreno Vandelli <morvanco@...>:

>>> --- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com,
>>> Matteo Cazzador <matteo@...> wrote:
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>>>> Hello, is it possible to make a fdb file that could
>>>> non read from SYSDBA.....on other server firebird?
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> No. AFAIK, SYSDBA can restore any database, or
> connect to any database file, if this one is
> transported on a second machine on which you
> have SYSDBA privileges.
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>>>> If i create a fdb file is it possible that it not
>>>> readable from copy it on other firebird server?
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> No. Firebird server does not support "database file
> encryption", and does not allow a native secure
> secure socket connection (you could use a third
> part tool to make a secure connection tunnel).
> At this time, user authentication is on per-server
> bases, so it is not related on a single database
> file.
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> To enforce "enclosure" of user's data you have to
> implement by hands a "security layer". If this is
> your case, you can encrypt what you need on client
> side and store the result on the database.
> Example: if you need to keep confidential text into
> the database, you can encript on client side (using
> a client-side tool) and save it on a (binary) blob
> field.
>
>>>> excuse my english.....
> It's a common problem ;-)
> Ciao.
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sei stato chiaro e sopratutto parli italiano
grazi

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