Re: trusted user ...?

IPCSHM is only available from a local session (shell account, local app, etc.), and is usually installed as NETTYPE = CPU. This tells the engine that you have already passed basic Unix authentication. If the NETTYPE is set to NET, then an entry in /etc/hosts.equiv or the local .rhosts file telling the system to "trust itself" is needed. -d Zdravko Balorda wrote in message <6928lv$6au22@center.fri.uni-lj.si>... >Hi, > >I've got it! nettype for ips was onsoctcp, so when dbaccess tried >to initialize ips database authentication failed (/etc/hosts.equiv >was empty, no .rhosts!). So I changed onsoctcp to onipcshm >and everything was ok. I would call this real security! > >Thank you all, Zdravko