Re: trusted user ...?

in the ONCONFIG file, there should be a line that looks something like: NETTYPE ipcshm,1,50,CPU This defines the connection listener. Often in a heterogeneous environment, you will also have a line that looks like: NETTYPE tlitcp,1,100,NET This defines your second connect type. Refer to the "friendly" manual for details. -d Zdravko Balorda wrote in message <694tvl$6au26@center.fri.uni-lj.si>... >Dave Otto (dotto@themoneystore.com) wrote: >: 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. > >While at the subject, NETTYPE=CPU or NET seems like a valid informix >construct (statement). I cannot find anything like it in any of my >informix files. The closest thing is a field in etc/sqlhosts which >can have values like ontlitcp, onipcshm etc. Is NETTYPE=CPU kind >of informix gurus slang? > >Zdravko. > >