Subject | Re: Interbase + Firebird |
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Author | Adam |
Post date | 2007-10-01T23:24:15Z |
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, "roelof_712" <rwever@...> wrote:
possibly listen to multiple ports at the same time unless you are
doing something down at the OS level to forward one port to another
(which I doubt).
My guess is that your client library is looking at Firebird.conf and
sending the request off to 3051. Maybe use TCPView and check the
Remote Address of the connection from your application.
Adam
>This does not make any sense. The same instance of Firebird can not
> Hi All,
>
> I've written a app in delphi using firebird
> when i tryed to install the app on my clients server they had IB 7.0
> running and not enough client licenence to support my app :-(
>
> so now i'm testing with FB and IB on one Machine
> setup
> IB 3050
> FB 3051 <-- also changed in firebird.conf
>
> my app uses a connection string and can connect to the FB database
> Server/3051:D:\MyDatabases\Database1.fdb
>
> but when a start the app with the normal setting
> Server:D:\MyDatabases\Database2.ib
>
> i would expect that the IB server would pick up the connection but it
> doesn't it's still the FB server ???
>
> Rebooting stoping both servers restarting them nothing helped
>
>
> What a'm i missing..
> There must be a way to let IB handle all the default calls and FB only
> the calls made to it's own port
possibly listen to multiple ports at the same time unless you are
doing something down at the OS level to forward one port to another
(which I doubt).
My guess is that your client library is looking at Firebird.conf and
sending the request off to 3051. Maybe use TCPView and check the
Remote Address of the connection from your application.
Adam