Mandrake 7.2 and IB6 problems

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2 total messages Started by root Mon, 20 Nov 2000 00:00

#30

Author: root
Date: Mon, 20 Nov 2000 00:00

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Hello all,
  I'm a little new to both Linux and Interbase, so this may be a no
brainer.  I've downloaded the RPM files from the IB website and then ran
rpm -i <filename> and the process never returns.  Has anyone tried IB
with Mandrake 7.2 (Redhat ++ is what i'm told) and if so how do you
install it.  I also downloaded the TAR file but have had no success with
how to use the INSTALL command (install).

Thanks,
Jeremy Darling

Re: Mandrake 7.2 and IB6 problems

#43

Author: Olivier Devue
Date: Fri, 01 Dec 2000 00:00

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> Hello all,
> I'm a little new to both Linux and Interbase, so this may be a no
> brainer.  I've downloaded the RPM files from the IB website and then ran
> rpm -i <filename> and the process never returns.  Has anyone tried IB
> with Mandrake 7.2 (Redhat ++ is what i'm told) and if so how do you
> install it.  I also downloaded the TAR file but have had no success with
> how to use the INSTALL command (install).

This procedure work fine on Mandrake 7.2 with the TAR file

tar xfv InterBaseCS_LI-V6.0.tar
./install /tmp/InterBaseCS_LI-V6.0.tgz

Linux Mandrake par d�faut charge ses daemons uniquement via xinetd (et non
plus inetd) au boot, le service tcp gds_db n'est donc pas initialis�. Il
faut configurer manuellement le service pour xinetd :

Proc�dure : cr�er un fichier ibase dans le r�pertoire /etc/xinetd.d/ et y
placer la d�finition de service suivante :

create a file ibase in  /etc/xinetd.d/ :

cd /etc/xinetd.d

vi ibase


# Interbase service definition
service gds_db
{
 socket_type  = stream
 wait   = no
 user   = root
 log_on_failure   += USERID
 server   = /usr/local/sbin/gds_inet_server
}

after, restart 'xinetd'

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