This Debian security advisory is a bit unusual. While it’s normally
our strict policy to backport security bugfixes to older releases, this
turned out to be infeasible for Firebird 1.5 due to large infrastructural
changes necessary to fix these issues. As a consequence security support
for Firebird 1.5 is hereby discontinued, leaving two options to
administrators running a Firebird database:
Codice, a producer of software solutions to provide more efficiency in application development, today announced Plastic SCM, a cross-platform software configuration management solution that streamlines how software applications are assembled. Application development teams use Plastic SCM to manage parallel development, where multiple developers work on building software at once, even from geographically dispersed locations, resulting in faster and more efficient work and better quality software.
by jirkaWe’re moving, slowly, step-by-step. And new functionality is coming in view. Just two pictures showing a piece of functionality. Yes, it’s a “LINQ to Firebird”, in fact LINQ to Entites connected to Firebird.
FireDjango is a set of extensions for Django ORM. At this time the only supported RDBMS backend is Firebird version >= 1.5. Other databases that have the same enterprise features may be supported in the future
you will need an apache+php+php5interbase setup (in ubuntu or any distro,or windows)
I looked in the changelog and they have added suport for firebird
http://framework.zend.com/
Blog post by Paul Beach.For a little while now Alex and I have been battling a problem on Solaris 10 64bit AMD. We have been trying to port Firebird 2.0x to 64bit Solaris. However after fixing a few issues, e.g. defining the platform etc, we found that isql_static would core dump on trying to create a database. This is where the fun begins.
you can install it from my ppa repository
I’m happy to announce the release of mojoPortal 2.2.3.3, its available now on the download page.
