Subject | cannot create new Firebird DB |
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Author | bodhitree2 |
Post date | 2007-07-07T00:22:11Z |
I've been trying to create a new Firebird DB on Debian Firebird 1.5
install. Unless I use root I get...
"operating system directive open failed"
I've found and followed the advice in this post...
"http://firebird.sourceforge.net/index.php?op=doc&sub=contrib&id=connect_to_linux"
I've ensured the folder to where I'm attempting to create is
permissions 777. I've also added my non-root user to "firebird"
group. Finally, I'm using 'sysdba' acct to attempt DB creation.
But this continues to vex me.
There more to the story. I have pre-existing Firebird db's which I've
dropped onto the Debian machine, and I can work with those DB's just fine.
I'm starting to wonder if I'd be better off just copying a DB that
does work and dropping all it's tables, possibly rename it and get on
with life.
But maybe someone here knows what I'm doing wrong?
Regards,
Andy Koch
install. Unless I use root I get...
"operating system directive open failed"
I've found and followed the advice in this post...
"http://firebird.sourceforge.net/index.php?op=doc&sub=contrib&id=connect_to_linux"
I've ensured the folder to where I'm attempting to create is
permissions 777. I've also added my non-root user to "firebird"
group. Finally, I'm using 'sysdba' acct to attempt DB creation.
But this continues to vex me.
There more to the story. I have pre-existing Firebird db's which I've
dropped onto the Debian machine, and I can work with those DB's just fine.
I'm starting to wonder if I'd be better off just copying a DB that
does work and dropping all it's tables, possibly rename it and get on
with life.
But maybe someone here knows what I'm doing wrong?
Regards,
Andy Koch