Hi, from my talk with Dmitry, it's clear, that embedded server doesn't
support trusted auth at all. So we may stop thinking about it and for
embedded just not use the logic I described above. Anyway, I still
think, that keeping this clear is better than these "smart" decisions
(what if in future wi
> Conclusion:
> * For a server, no change at all.
> * For embedded
> - if you're using some username, you're good (no matter whether the
> username is here for easy switch to normal server, to apply some
> specific database objects privileges or by accident)
> - if not, you simply add sysdba use
What I was trying to make was new feature with backward compatibility
and easy to use.
The idea of empty username *and* password, as standard Firebird are
using seemed good. First you don't need another new connection string
parameter. So you don't have to learn and know something new and also
no
On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 01:46, Dean Harding wrote:
> Also, it's not really an *extra* parameter, because you would specify it
> *instead of* a username/password, if you get my meaning.
Understand. But check my next email. From my POV it looks redundant.
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oh--aha, disregard most of what I wrote.
Regardless of embedded's rules about *server-level* authentication, you
definitely want at least the username available to pass across the interface -
otherwise SQL privileges aren't covered.
Sorry for the red herrings!
Helen
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> > I would suggest a new property in FbConnectionStringBuilder to
> > explicitly turn trusted auth on would be the way to go, otherwise
> > it would just use whatever it used before?
>
> This is what I was trying to avoid. Yet another connection string param.
I can understand that desire, but I d
At 08:53 AM 21/01/2009, you wrote:
>> > The DPB for embedded on Windows doesn't expect a username and password,
>Jiri.
>>
>> AFAIK, embedded server will simply ignore it. You're able to login
>> with any username/password.
>>
>> The empty login and password as signal to try trusted auth is taken
>>
On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 22:53, Dean Harding wrote:
> I would suggest a new property in FbConnectionStringBuilder to explicitly
> turn trusted auth on would be the way to go, otherwise it would just use
> whatever it used before?
This is what I was trying to avoid. Yet another connection string pa
> > The DPB for embedded on Windows doesn't expect a username and password,
Jiri.
>
> AFAIK, embedded server will simply ignore it. You're able to login
> with any username/password.
>
> The empty login and password as signal to try trusted auth is taken
> from standard FB tools. For now the truste
On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 21:48, Helen Borrie wrote:
> The DPB for embedded on Windows doesn't expect a username and password, Jiri.
AFAIK, embedded server will simply ignore it. You're able to login
with any username/password.
The empty login and password as signal to try trusted auth is taken
fr
>On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 14:41, Mercea Paul wrote:
>>> Do you have empty username and password? If so, then FirebirdClient is
>>> trying to use trusted auth to server.
>>
>> [PM] As I see in code, is empty, because I use embeded FB .
>>fbcs.ClientLibrary = apppath + @"\fb\fbembed.
On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 14:41, Mercea Paul wrote:
>> Do you have empty username and password? If so, then FirebirdClient is
>> trying to use trusted auth to server.
>
> [PM] As I see in code, is empty, because I use embeded FB .
>fbcs.ClientLibrary = apppath + @"\fb\fbembed.dll";
>
> Do you have empty username and password? If so, then FirebirdClient is
> trying to use trusted auth to server.
[PM] As I see in code, is empty, because I use embeded FB .
fbcs.ClientLibrary = apppath + @"\fb\fbembed.dll";
fbcs.Dialect = 3;
fbcs.Pooling = f
Do you have empty username and password? If so, then FirebirdClient is
trying to use trusted auth to server.
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Hi all
Using FB 2.1.0.17798 embedded .
I have downloaded FirebirdSql.Data.FirebirdClient-2.5.0-Beta1 and put the
dll in gac (2.5.0.0)
I have tried to run some programs compiled with previous version of .Net
provider but refuse to run with no error message, just crash.
I wonder if other users ge
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