I have a running 2.5.4 container from aonther user and am trying to update to 2.5.9 due to the commercial app that I'm supporting has updated to 2.5.9.
I get the 2.5.9-ss image running and I could also re-set sysdba password and create other users via gsec, but I keep getting the error "Your user name and password are not defined. Ask your database administrator to set up a Firebird login.” when I try to connect with the app's db setup.
I tried with access to the default db path (/firebird/data) or a mapped volume but get always the same error.
In the container I can connect to the database via ISQL with the setup user, but the app does not support to submit a user/password to the connection. Is there a way to submit the user/password with the connection string or to set a default user/password in the container??
EDIT: SOLUTION
Just wanted to post what the solution was (maybe someone else is coming across this, too):
I had to copy the "security2.fdb" database from the applications installation over to the docker image so it can authenticat with its own (secret) user and password!
Hi,
I have a running 2.5.4 container from aonther user and am trying to update to 2.5.9 due to the commercial app that I'm supporting has updated to 2.5.9.
I get the 2.5.9-ss image running and I could also re-set sysdba password and create other users via gsec, but I keep getting the error "Your user name and password are not defined. Ask your database administrator to set up a Firebird login.” when I try to connect with the app's db setup.
I tried with access to the default db path (/firebird/data) or a mapped volume but get always the same error.
In the container I can connect to the database via ISQL with the setup user, but the app does not support to submit a user/password to the connection. Is there a way to submit the user/password with the connection string or to set a default user/password in the container??
EDIT: SOLUTION Just wanted to post what the solution was (maybe someone else is coming across this, too): I had to copy the "security2.fdb" database from the applications installation over to the docker image so it can authenticat with its own (secret) user and password!
Thanks Kerry.