In Linux, firebird cannot identify localhost.

After firebird and flamerobin are installed in linux, I am very excited to use create database .. after creating my first FB database file in Linux, I opened flamerobin and planned to do something on it, connect to my database, or check the firebird version installed on the local machine.

Start flamerobin. Generally, flamerobin needs to register a Server before connecting to the database, but it will help you register a localhost in advance during installation. In Windows, I can directly use it to access the database files of the Local Machine (of course, if you want to register the local machine as a remote SERVER ).

In linux, I am also used to doing this. Let's take a look at my localhost version... Unable to recognize localhost? No .. In windows, it can be used directly. Do you need any configuration?

After half a day of exploration, we found that localhost needs to be configured in linux. By default, localhos t points to the address: 1, which of course cannot be identified through such resolution.

Solution:
Enter the network configuration to deactivate the current Nic

Go to the DNS page and change the host name to localhost.

Go to the hosts page and edit the original configuration or add the following Configuration:

Address: local IP Address
Host Name: localhost
Alias: localhost (this can be written as needed)

Save the configuration and start the NIC.

OK. I connected my database. This time I can do something else. Create table ....