ma_golyo wrote:

> "what if Firebird on Linux is run under special account (as it usually
> made by linux administrators)?"
> That is why I want/expect to create missing directory with Firebird/gbak. It can create file but not a directory?

Actually, you cannot create "any" file by default. The only directory
where firebird has write access after installation is the directory
where Firebird is installed (/opt/firebird or different, depends on
distrubution and package you use).

Creating directories for databases should really be done right after
Firebird is installed.

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Milan Babuskov

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