Difference between revisions of "DB LOCAL LOGIN"
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Used to determine whether the Recital Database and Mirage Servers allow local connections from specific non-authenticated users. | Used to determine whether the Recital Database and Mirage Servers allow local connections from specific non-authenticated users. | ||
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| − | The DB_LOCAL_LOGIN environment variable | + | The DB_LOCAL_LOGIN environment variable is used to determine whether the Recital Server allows local connections from specific non-authenticated users. Normally, checks are made on all users attempting to connect to the Server to ensure that they are valid users. If DB_LOCAL_LOGIN is set to true (or "on" or "yes"), then the username/password combinations of recital/recital and ?/? are not checked providing the client is on the same machine as the Server. If DB_LOCAL_LOGIN is set to false (or "off" or "no"), then all connecting users must provide valid username and password information for the machine in question. DB_LOCAL_LOGIN has no effect on connections from remote clients; all remote connections must be authenticated. |
==Products== | ==Products== | ||
| − | Recital | + | Recital Server |
[[Category:Documentation]] | [[Category:Documentation]] | ||
[[Category:Configuration]] | [[Category:Configuration]] | ||
[[Category:Environment Variables|LOCAL_LOGIN]] | [[Category:Environment Variables|LOCAL_LOGIN]] | ||
Revision as of 17:21, 3 March 2010
Purpose
Used to determine whether the Recital Database and Mirage Servers allow local connections from specific non-authenticated users.
Description
The DB_LOCAL_LOGIN environment variable is used to determine whether the Recital Server allows local connections from specific non-authenticated users. Normally, checks are made on all users attempting to connect to the Server to ensure that they are valid users. If DB_LOCAL_LOGIN is set to true (or "on" or "yes"), then the username/password combinations of recital/recital and ?/? are not checked providing the client is on the same machine as the Server. If DB_LOCAL_LOGIN is set to false (or "off" or "no"), then all connecting users must provide valid username and password information for the machine in question. DB_LOCAL_LOGIN has no effect on connections from remote clients; all remote connections must be authenticated.
Products
Recital Server
