Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Proper way to configure Firebird startup on FreeBSD 10 |
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Author | marcus |
Post date | 2014-09-12T15:14:13Z |
stevef199@... [firebird-support] wrote:
default database directory is configured in firebird.conf.
chown -R firebird: /where/your/default/database/folder/points/tp
common knowledge.
> I've successfully installed Firebird on FreeBSD 10 but can't seem toShort answer:
> find documentation on the proper way to configure it to run at system
> startup.
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> Somewhere on the www, I found that you should add the following line
> to/etc/rc.conf:
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> firebird_enable="YES"
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> I did this and it seems to work.
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> I also want SuperServer so I added to the same file:
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> firebird_mode = "superserver"
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> This seems to work too.
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> What about the default database directory, permissions etc. What
> commands are required for this?
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> Would be glad if an experienced FreeBSD admin could post a reply.TIA.
default database directory is configured in firebird.conf.
chown -R firebird: /where/your/default/database/folder/points/tp
common knowledge.
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