<p>The old business site has a recent page about&nbsp;<a href="https://lsces.uk/wiki/Firebird+PHP+Test+Script+ibtest">Firebird PHP Test Script ibtest</a>&nbsp;which also details details some of the fun with the firebird drivers for php. There are currently 3 active ones. The PDO driver which is back in the php.net tree, the generic driver <a href="https://github.com/FirebirdSQL/php-firebird">which is on github</a>&nbsp;(php-firebird) and an alternate generic driver which has an OO user interface <a href="https://github.com/mlazdans/firebird-php">which is also on github</a>&nbsp;(firebird-php). I&#39;m currently using the php-firebird build direct from github rather than my home build, just to keep things tidy, so I can document easier how to build a modern LNFP stack ( Linux, Nginx, Firebird, PHP ).&nbsp;</p>

<p>In order to test that Firebird is running OK, I&#39;ve finally sorted the old ibtest script and modernised it to include INT128 numbers&nbsp;<a href="https://lsces.uk/storage/extras/ibtest.php.script">ibtest.php Script File</a>. There is a copy running on <a href="/ibtest.php">this site as a demo</a> and I&#39;ve even managed to configure a DEMO user and role for it which is what was holding me up on the lsces.uk site.</p>

<p>I need to tdiy the pdo driver to the same standard along with <a href="https://lsces.uk/storage/extras/ibtest_pdo.php.script">ibtest_pdo.php</a>, but that has been running fine for a while. In adition I need&nbsp;</p>
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