New SYSDBA Password handling on Linux systems

On Linux systems there is a new file named SYSDBA.password which now contains the SYSDBA password. The SYSDBA password is created by the installation script, so it no longer defaults to "masterkey".

You can then overwrite the password, using the bin/changeDBAPassword.sh shell script. For simplicity, I chose "masterkey" again ... ;-)

When you install a SuperServer, you will have to manually adapt the SYSDBA password in the /etc/rc.d/init.d/firebird file (/etc/init.d/firebird for SuSE Linux systems).

SYSDBA.password:

    # Firebird generated password for user SYSDBA is:

    ISC_USER=sysdba
    ISC_PASSWD=masterkey

    # for install on valentin at time Tue Mar  2 14:37:26 CET 2004
    # You should change this password at the earliest oportunity

    # Your password can be changed to a more suitable one using the
    # /opt/firebird/bin/changeDBAPassword.sh script

    # For superserver you will also want to check the password in the
    # daemon init routine in the file /etc/rc.d/init.d/firebird