Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Writing to Aliases.conf in non-admin mode |
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Author | Stefan Heymann |
Post date | 2015-10-23T15:28:37Z |
Bhavbhuti,
belongs to the administration/configuration of Firebird and that's why
it can only be modified by an administrator.
It should be possible to change to access rights (once, by an
administrator) so "everybody" can have write access to the
aliases.conf file.
Regards
Stefan
> My application allows users to create a database and it's entry inI don't know of any method that allows this. The aliases.conf file
> aliases.conf is created by the application. This essentially is
> fine and works well in Admin mode, as soon as the same is tried to
> be done using the normal non-admin mode I am not able to update aliases.conf
> Question is, in normal user mode, is there a way to update
> aliases.conf using some FireBird API? or any other way?
belongs to the administration/configuration of Firebird and that's why
it can only be modified by an administrator.
It should be possible to change to access rights (once, by an
administrator) so "everybody" can have write access to the
aliases.conf file.
Regards
Stefan