On Tuesday 19 March 2013 11:23:43 Alex Peshkoff wrote:
On 03/19/13 10:41, Dmitry Kovalenko wrote:
File: src\common\config\config.cpp
Line: 173
Correct:
{TYPE_STRING, SecurityDatabase, (ConfigValue) $(root)security3.fdb},
//
security database name
Yes, it's better but won't solve
File: src\common\config\config.cpp
Line: 173
Correct:
{TYPE_STRING, SecurityDatabase, (ConfigValue) $(root)security3.fdb}, //
security database name
Kovalenko Dmitry.
2013/3/18 Treeve Jelbert tre...@scarlet.be
I reconfigured firebird3 as follows;
./configure --prefix=/opt/firebird
On 03/19/13 10:41, Dmitry Kovalenko wrote:
File: src\common\config\config.cpp
Line: 173
Correct:
{TYPE_STRING, SecurityDatabase, (ConfigValue) $(root)security3.fdb}, //
security database name
Yes, it's better but won't solve a problem. Double-slash is eaten with
no-error:
# cat
Correct:
{TYPE_STRING, SecurityDatabase, (ConfigValue) $(root)security3.fdb},
//
security database name
Yes, it's better but won't solve a problem. Double-slash is eaten with
no-error:
Hm... As I remember (this is very old problem) my XP SP2 (on test VM) can't
eat this double-slash in
On 03/19/13 11:53, Dmitry Kovalenko wrote:
Correct:
{TYPE_STRING, SecurityDatabase, (ConfigValue) $(root)security3.fdb},
//
security database name
Yes, it's better but won't solve a problem. Double-slash is eaten with
no-error:
Hm... As I remember (this is very old problem) my XP SP2 (on
19.03.2013 11:23, Alex Peshkoff wrote:
Was:
{TYPE_STRING, SecurityDatabase, (ConfigValue) $(root)/security3.fdb}
Correct:
{TYPE_STRING, SecurityDatabase, (ConfigValue) $(root)security3.fdb}
Yes, it's better
I respectfully disagree. The former string clearly distinguishes between
path and
On 03/19/13 12:33, Dmitry Yemanov wrote:
19.03.2013 11:23, Alex Peshkoff wrote:
Was:
{TYPE_STRING, SecurityDatabase, (ConfigValue) $(root)/security3.fdb}
Correct:
{TYPE_STRING, SecurityDatabase, (ConfigValue) $(root)security3.fdb}
Yes, it's better
I respectfully disagree. The former
