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[cobalt-developers] Connecting to Interbase...
- Subject: [cobalt-developers] Connecting to Interbase...
- From: "Richard Abrams" <richard@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue Nov 14 03:30:01 2000
- Organization: Pinnacle Design & Marketing
- List-id: Mailing list for developers on Cobalt Networks products <cobalt-developers.list.cobalt.com>
Hi there all,
Have been playing around with my RaQ4 further recent discussions on
Interbase problems, and have now connected remotely using a GUI! (wooohooo).
Unfortunately, I don't have much in the way of advice to offer :-( Here are
the steps I followed...
Step 1.
Downloaded and installed the new version of Interbase Worbench from
www.interbaseworkbench.com - I picked this one due to it being one of the
first links on the Interbase web site (not sales pitch!).
Step 2.
Added the following line into my c:\windows\services file (I am running
Win98 SE):
"gds_db 3050/tcp"
Step 3.
TELNET'ed into my RaQ and checked the Services file in /etc/services to make
sure that it also had a corresponding entry. Found it at the bottom of the
file, so far so good!
Step 4.
Edited /etc/inetd.conf to un-comment the "gds_db stream..." line at the
bottom of the file.
Step 5.
Rebooted RaQ completely (I used the kill -1 <pid>) first, but wasn't
convinced it was doing what I wanted!!
Step 6.
Tested availability of the Cobalt for basic services, HTTP, FTP, TELNET,
POP, SMTP and Admin - all ok.
Step 7.
Set up a new connection in Interbase Workbench using the full path as the
Database field, the IP address of the server in the Server field and sysdba
/ masterkey as the user/password. I also set the SQL dialect to 3 as this
seems to be the Interbase default.
Connected and everything works! Hurrah :-)
Hope this is of some use,
-Richard