Scratchpad remove docker file

I restarted the machine running ns8 but there is no entry in the log about calling 70open-port-Firewall.

The firewall doesn’t show firebird either:

[root@ns8 ~]# firewall-cmd --list-services
cockpit dhcpv6-client http https mail1 nethsecurity-controller2 ns-wireguard samba1 ssh
[root@ns8 ~]# firewall-cmd --info-service firebird4
Error: INVALID_SERVICE: firebird4

Did you install Firebird from my github account? Could you please update if it still works, in case I changed something that shouldn’t have been done…

Thank you for your help.

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Yes, I installed it from your Github and I reinstalled it now and it still works.

The port is opened at installation so you need to remove the app and reinstall it.

Remove:

remove-module --no-preserve firebird3

Install:

add-module ghcr.io/sipi58/firebird:latest

I made the mistake of uninstalling the firebird module in the ns8 Software Center GUI. For that, I apologize to you. I didn’t think this would cause a problem, I’m sorry it seems like I’ve unnecessarily bothered you.

I have now tried to remove the firebird module from the command line and reinstall it, the executable permissions set on github were also installed correctly. I was successful because the 3050 TCP firewall port was opened, and the databases run by the firebird module can be accessed and opened with a Windows client.

Because of the above, I think that installing and uninstalling from the Software Center does not work well and needs to be improved. In any case, this is a big step forward that I could not have done without your help.

Now I will test it and try to implement the settings options so that others can use it, since not many people use ISO-8859-2 character set or need a custom firebird user.

This could help a lot for importing modules from other firebird versions, but I don’t know how to name it, because the module name cannot end in a number.

Thank you very much for your help @mrmarkuz

No worries. I like to help.
The Software Center removal should do the same as the CLI command. I tested it now and it works too.

Great, looking forward to the configurable app.

Maybe it’s possible to set the version for one firebird container (so one can install more instances of the app using different versions) or to run more containers using different versions on different ports?