On Wednesday 22 June 2011 at 14:33 Nando Dessena wrote:

> 
> thanks for your time; which version did you use? I have re-done my tests
> from scratch, and I can see that Fb2.0 (the version my client is using,
> unfortunately) gives me the error, while Fb2.1 works ok. If I could
> upgrade to 2.1 that I would solve the problem, but unfortunately it's
> not easy.

I was using 2.1 :-)

Anyway, I've gone back and checked everything. Here is what I have done:
  
  Clean Install of W7
  Copy zipped package to c:\users\public\fb2_N
  Make sure 'everyone' has full access
   Amend aliases.conf
  Create test user
  Log out as admin
  Log in as test
  Open console
  set FIREBIRD=c:\users\public\fb2_N
  execute fbserver -a
  Open firewall to fbserver (requires admin permission.)
  execute isql -u SYSDBA -p masterkey employee 
  select * from employee

This works for both fb20 and fb21

I'm assuming that opening the firewall is a one time, persistent action. I 
can't really test that as my W7 install is a VM set to throw everything away 
at the end of the session. 

I'd say that whatever the problem is, we both managed to stumble across it.  
The things I did differently this time around are:

  - No installation of Firebird. Just copy the zip kit to a public directory.
  - Make sure that public dir is fully accessible to Everyone.

Anyway, as I said before, I think this is a Win7 feature rather than a problem 
with Firebird. :-)


Paul
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http://www.ibphoenix.com
Specialists in Firebird support

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