Hello:
Should be:
if (IPAddress.TryParse(dataSource, out ipaddress))
{
return ipaddress;
}
Thanks for the hint, the change should be now in SVN :)
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FirebirdClient :
On 8/21/07, Dean Harding [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is the output for two different addresses:
D:\Projects\TestProject\bin\Debugtest 10.0.0.33
Testing: 10.0.0.33
Hostname: xx
Address: fe80::69eb:837:6a0:5c66%8
Address: fe80::5efe:10.0.0.33%11
Address: 10.0.0.33
On 8/21/07, Carlos Guzmán Álvarez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello:
It's not a big change and it's only useful in certain circumstances, but it
*is* a better solution.
this is what the provider is doing right now ( i have checked it from
v2.5, but i think v2.0+ should be doing the same
The change is, that you're first doing stuff with DNS and else the IP
direct. Maybe trying first IP (we can expect, that if somebody
provides IP, (s)he's know it and knows what's doing), so we needn't to
check anything else. The possible error in fact will occur during
connection anyway.
On 8/21/07, Dean Harding [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Notice that in this case it returns the addresses in the same order,
regardless of what IP I originally pass to Dns.GetHostEntry. From my
I think it' because it doesn't matter what IP you choose to connect to
server (from routing POV). Of
Hello:
I don't know, where Carlos is right now. But when he doesn't drop the
ticket till evening, I'll create changes and do tests.
I'm at job and can't do the change, but we can add it to 2.5 sources and
see what happens ;)
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On 8/21/07, Carlos Guzmán Álvarez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello:
I don't know, where Carlos is right now. But when he doesn't drop the
ticket till evening, I'll create changes and do tests.
I'm at job and can't do the change, but we can add it to 2.5 sources and
see what happens ;)
Big
Hello:
OK, I'll commit this to SVN during evening.
hehe i have readed this now after i have the change in my local tree
hahahaha, this way:
private IPAddress GetIPAddress(string dataSource, AddressFamily
addressFamily)
{
if (!IPAddress.Parse(hostname, out
Hello:
Sorry this way ;)
private IPAddress GetIPAddress(string dataSource, AddressFamily
addressFamily)
{
IPAddress ipaddress = null;
if (!IPAddress.TryParse(dataSource, out ipaddress))
{
return ipaddress;
}
On 8/21/07, Carlos Guzmán Álvarez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello:
Sorry this way ;)
Looks good.
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Hello:
Sorry this way ;)
Looks good.
Thanks !!! i will do the commit a little later today !! XD
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Subject: Re: [Firebird-net-provider] Connection problem from Win
Hello:
Sorry this way ;)
private
On 8/20/07, Dean Harding [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have 2 NICs in my notebook too. I don't have this problem. And the
Dns.GetHostEntry() returns (should) for IP the same IP, that's all.
Actually, that's not true. Dns.GetHostEntry() actually queries the DNS
server to get the name
Yep, but internally. Then you get back your IP (the IP you provided)
and maybe some others. But this isn't the problem. He has 2 NICs on
client not on server (if I understand).
But that has not been my experience: I have seen it return a *different* IP.
Also, if you do not have reverse DNS set
On 8/20/07, Dean Harding [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But that has not been my experience: I have seen it return a *different* IP.
Also, if you do not have reverse DNS set up for that IP, then you won't get
any results at all. For example, here is a MySQL bug related to
I've tested this. I
First of all, thank you for all your responses. All the different ideas
conducted me to the solution.
I solved the problem by replacing Dns.GetHostEntry() in GdsConnection.cs,
function private IPAddress GetIPAddress(string dataSource, AddressFamily
addressFamily) with it's older brother,
I've tested this. I provided IP, that definetelly isn't active in my
netwrok and isn't on my DNS. I got result without problems. I can send
you video. :)
Alright. Here is a program that I ran on my computer:
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
string address = args[0];
I have 2 NICs in my notebook too. I don't have this problem. And the
Dns.GetHostEntry() returns (should) for IP the same IP, that's all.
Actually, that's not true. Dns.GetHostEntry() actually queries the DNS
server to get the name corresponding to that IP, and then returns all the IP
addresses
You have probably firewall on.
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Still grepping through log files to
There is no firewall on.
There are a bunch of applications written in Delphi 7 which connect directly
with the interbase server on port 3050.
The only problem I have is with applications which connects using FBProvider
and only from the respective machine.
All the services are started, the
Hello:
I forgot to mentioned another particular thing about the Windows 2003
machine. It has 2 network adapters (one connects to the LAN the other to a
NAS storage).
I've tried even to set to disable the network adapter to the NAS. No change.
No connection...
It maybe a network problem
On 8/16/07, Cosmin Sandu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is no firewall on.
There are a bunch of applications written in Delphi 7 which connect directly
with the interbase server on port 3050.
The only problem I have is with applications which connects using FBProvider
and only from the
The database server is a Linux machine. I wouldn't know how to develop a server
(using sockets) that runs on Linux so I could test the connection using
sockets, but I don't think that the problem comes from here, since there are
some Delphi - Interbase apps on the same Windows 2003 machine that
What is CAS on C# application on server? It's full trust or some limited?
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It's a fresh installation, so there was nothing modified in the CAS
Settings.
Should I give it a try with the DDEX Provider instead of FIBConnection?
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What is CAS on C# application on server? It's full trust or some
try to use localhost before your database path on the connection string eg:
localhost:c:\my-db.fdb
2007/8/16, Cosmin Sandu [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
There is no firewall on.
There are a bunch of applications written in Delphi 7 which connect directly
with the interbase server on port 3050.
The only
On 8/16/07, Ottmar Muckenfuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
try to use localhost before your database path on the connection string eg:
localhost:c:\my-db.fdb
localhost? If DB server is linux and client server W2k3? I don't
think, this is the right way. ;)
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My connection string looks like this:
User=SYSDBA;Password=test;Database=/opt/interbase/test.gdb;DataSource=192.168.100.55;
I also tried appending this to it, but with no luck:
Port=3050;Dialect=3;Charset=NONE;Role=;Connection
lifetime=15;Pooling=true;MinPoolSize=0;MaxPoolSize=50;Packet
Hello:
The database server is a Linux machine. I wouldn't know how to develop a
server (using sockets) that runs on Linux so I could test the connection
using sockets, but I don't think that the problem comes from here, since
there are some *Delphi* - Interbase apps on the same Windows
Hi
Just one idea.
I think it is a good idea to use aliases. to resolve the path, when you
are working between diferent S.O.
Edit - aliases.conf
Add entry - MyDataBase = /opt/interbase/test.gdb
sConnectionString =
@ServerType=0;DataSource=192.168.100.55;Port=3050;DataBase=MyDataBase
Hello,
I have a connection problem from a Windows 2003 Standard Edition using
FibProvider from a C#2005 application to an Interbase Server.
The system I use is the following:
Application written in C#2005, .Net Framework 2.0, FibProvider 2.0, hosted
on a Windows 2003 Standard
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