Helen wrote (cut)
You have to use KILL to end a process on Linux (look it up in the
manual)

> and you can't use TCP/IP local loopback - you have to call it

directly from

> the shell.
> (cut)

It's not really true, you can easly restart ibserver whith a simple
script.
When interbase is working correctly you can restart it.
The problem is that when i work from remote host, interbase crash,
and when i attempt to stop it, it return that error.
I have tried (under redhat 9.1) interbaseSS 6.0.1 Interbase SS 6.0.2
and FirebirdSS last release, and i have the same problem with all
these versions
This is the third installation of interbase under three different
servers: PIV (good) PIII (failed), and my own celeron (for
experiments) 1.13 GHz (failed), I can't understad why the first
installation is working perfectly, and the others are failed
Bye
Fabrizio

--- In IBObjects@yahoogroups.com, Helen Borrie <helebor@t...> wrote:
> At 08:53 AM 19/06/2003 +0200, you wrote:
> >I'm using a Win32 application working whith interbase.
> >Tis app work good with win interbase 6.0.2.
> >When i connect to a gdb on redhat 9.1 (firebirdSS 1.0.3972-0.64IO)
from
> >Win Ibconsole, queries are working good, when i use thw win 32
app, i can
> >connect to gdb but at the first query, the app freeze.
> >If i attempt to stop ibserver, it return me an error: failed to
connect to
> >host localhost.
>
> You have to use KILL to end a process on Linux (look it up in the
manual)
> and you can't use TCP/IP local loopback - you have to call it
directly from
> the shell.
>
> >Iptables is setted to "no firewall" and zone alarm is actually
down on my
> >Win2000 pc
>
> Well, it's not a firewall problem anyway, since you managed to
connect to
> the database.
>
> You need to provide the SQL of the query that is hanging up.
>
> Helen