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October 29th, 2004, 08:51 AM
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problem using shutdown script
Issue #1
In Linux we use the script ./fbmgr -shut -username user -password to shutdown the database server. This works only when the database server is started using the default port 3050. If this is changed, then the shutdown script throws the following error. Please help. Is the default port hard coded ? -Failed to establish a connection. -Connection refused can not attach to server Issue #2 What is the shutdown script to be used for windows ? Regards, Nazeem.
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October 30th, 2004, 08:51 AM
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If you use FireBird as a service then you can start it by using "net start + service name" and stop it with "net stop + service name" from the console (or create a .bat, .exe file to do that). If used as an application there is a command switch (I'm not sure what that is for stopping) Ex: "fbserver -s" to start
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