where is the database?

[Colmike7]

can you explain the difference between chroot and jail, I always thought they were one and the same.

chroot is basically setting where / resolves to. Anything in that tree can be accessed, but not higher (technically..)
Jail is more like a partition with it's own accounts, file system, etc. Jail root users can only access other objects in the jail.

[DeSexGuide]

can you explain the difference between chroot and jail, I always thought they were one and the same.

chroot is basically setting where / resolves to. Anything in that tree can be accessed, but not higher (technically..)
Jail is more like a partition with it's own accounts, file system, etc. Jail root users can only access other objects in the jail.

Gratz

[Lenny]

Chroot and jail are two new terms I picked up in this thread. Never even heard of them.

[TheButcher]

How man of you remember the "Where's the beef" commercials?

[ispdn]

How man of you remember the "Where's the beef" commercials?

You're showing your age there butch

[vblogger]

How man of you remember the "Where's the beef" commercials?

I went to google and saw the old advertising that was run by Wendys.

[24alex]

Hackers know where to find the database

[Daniel]

Is the location set by the server admin when setting up the server?

[TheButcher]

Is the location set by the server admin when setting up the server?

Pretty much but they don't deviate much and do random shit unless they are smoking at the time

[Colmike7]

Is the location set by the server admin when setting up the server?

Pretty much but they don't deviate much and do random shit unless they are smoking at the time

So... It happens all the time, then? :p

Usually, though, yeah the DB path is configured when SQL is set up. There are a lot of different ways to find/edit this info, too. If I'm using SQL Management Studio, I'll just right click on the server > Properties then find/change the path for data. You could also change the path using TSQL if you want to.

[bucksm]

I never need to look at mine, if I need one restored I open a ticket at my host they handle things