Hi Agus,
Is the RemoteBindAddress parameter restricts connections to local attachments
in firebird.conf?
Regards
Zsolt
On 04/12/2015 00:07, Christian Gütter n...@guetter.org
[firebird-support] wrote:
> In Windows this is not an abuse, executable files have
> provision for version metadata ("resource") and you're supposed
> to use it properly. Pity this doesn't apply portably to all file
types, innit.
True,
Yes you were right.
Just found the solution, just comment RemoteBindAddress in firebird.conf &
restart firebird service and it works.
By the way, for a small database, firebird server performance on Raspberry Pi2
is not bad at all.
With my microSD (read speed about 20MB/s), it took about 2
What you can do is inspect Firebird structure and search for an unused area.
Documentation about this can be found at
http://www.firebirdsql.org/manual/fb-internals.html
By example if you check
http://www.firebirdsql.org/manual/fbint-standard-header.html
Pag_checksum: Two bytes, unsigned. Bytes
Yes you were right.
Just found the solution, just comment RemoteBindAddress in firebird.conf &
restart firebird service and it works.
By the way, for a small database, firebird server performance on Raspberry Pi2
is not bad at all.
With my microSD (read speed about 20MB/s), it took about 2
> So I was looking for the replacement and as it looks to me at the
> moment, I would pick LibreOffice Base as frontend, as I need to create
> forms and reports, and FirebirdSQL 3 as DB engine. (Any comments are
> welcome about my selection being good/bad).
Firebird 3 ist at RC1 state - is your
That is very dangerous to do, the same bytes might be reused differently in a
newer ODS. Either use a normal Firebird table to store version info, or do it
outside of the database. Do not hack things in the internal structure.
Mark
- Reply message -
Van: "Fabiano Kureck
Fabiano Kureck suggested sticking application version information in the
checksum slot of the page header.
Mark Rotteveel quite correctly responded.
>
>
> That is very dangerous to do, the same bytes might be reused differently
> in a newer ODS. Either use a normal Firebird table to store version
