--- In [email protected], "trskopo" <trskopo@...> wrote: > > Hi all, > > I am planning to use CentOS 6 for Firebird 2.5 server(Super Server mode), but > I am really a newbie in Linux. > > In CentOS, I can only install firebird, setting sysdba password, setting > TCP/IP manually, setting file permissions and setting Firewall, that's all. I > have tried these steps, and can connect successfully to Firebird server via > windows client. > > Are there anything I should aware before continue? I read about forced write, > in windows, the default is on, how about in Linux? And if is not on by > default, how to set it on?
Forced writes are on by default "Firebird is installed with forced writes (synchronous writes) enabled by default. Mutations are written to disk immediately upon posting. " http://www.firebirdsql.org/file/documentation/reference_manuals/user_manuals/html/qsg25-safety.html#qsg25-safety-howtocorrupt you can disabled them with ForcedWrites=Off but is not recommended
