Stop Firebird server, and use ISQL to connect to the database in embedded mode (which doesn't require a password): isql -user sysdba
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Works on Linux for Firebird 2.5 or higher, on Windows requires Firebird 3.0 or higher.
Option 1a: reset with embedded connection (passwordless) This is probably not an option in your case though.
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Option 1: reset a passwordĬonnect to a database with SYSDBA (or another user with admin role on the security database), and use ALTER USER SET PASSWORD '' If your database uses itself as its security database, you will first have to remove that setting from the nf by commenting out the SecurityDatabase setting for that database.įor Firebird 3, this answer assumes the creation of a user for the Srp authentication mechanism, and the steps below assume that the nf in the Firebird installation has setting AuthServer = Srp (or at least that setting AuthServer contains Srp) and setting UserManager = Srp (or at least that Srp is the first entry for UserManager).
The create user and alter user steps only work in Firebird 2.5 or higher. Instead of securit圓.fdb, use security2.fdb. If you don't know the username and password of a user anymore, you have the following options.īe aware, this answer uses Firebird 3 as its base, but most options also apply to Firebird 2.5 and earlier. In most Firebird setups, the username and password is kept in a central security database (securit圓.fdb in the case of Firebird 3).
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