Subject | About login, was Re: [firebird-support] (no subject) |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2006-06-27T08:56:30Z |
At 06:12 PM 27/06/2006, you wrote:
betas? If so, everything you need is in the release notes.
If not, then persevere, starting with the
installation password: 'masterkey' on Windows,
or the generated string in SYSDBA.password
(password.SYSDBA?) in your root directory for
other platforms. If that won't work, then you've
not taken note of the correct new password --
caps? lower case? If you need to start again
from scratch, there is a gbak of the security
database also in the root dir. You can be any
user to restore it using gbak -c with a new db
name, which you can alter at filesystem
level. The stored password in the backup should
be 'masterkey' on Windows; for other platforms I don't know what it might be.
./heLen
>Hi, Ive tried to change the password on the SYSDBA user account using MiTeCDoes "fairly recent" mean one of the Firebird 2.0
>IB Query.
>
>Now whenever I try to access any of my IB/FB databases, the following
>notification pops up .
>
>Your user name and password are not defined, ask your database
>administrator to setup a firebird Login.
>
>Im using a fairly recent version of firebird and dont know where our how
>to setup additional firebird logins.
betas? If so, everything you need is in the release notes.
If not, then persevere, starting with the
installation password: 'masterkey' on Windows,
or the generated string in SYSDBA.password
(password.SYSDBA?) in your root directory for
other platforms. If that won't work, then you've
not taken note of the correct new password --
caps? lower case? If you need to start again
from scratch, there is a gbak of the security
database also in the root dir. You can be any
user to restore it using gbak -c with a new db
name, which you can alter at filesystem
level. The stored password in the backup should
be 'masterkey' on Windows; for other platforms I don't know what it might be.
./heLen