Hi Raphaël!

Due to your hints i found out, that the problem is my X-configuration. I am trying to fix it (which turns out to be tricky) and will report back, when i find a solution.

Maybe I was naiv, but I did not know pgadmin3 needs an X-server to be installed. I only read about wxWindows and assumed this would be installed with the pgadmin3-.debs by apt-get automatically. As I mentioned, I am no Linux Guru. I use the Linux system as database server and had no need for X so far.

Thanks
Erwin Brandstetter

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Hi Erwin,

Thank you for downloading pgadmin,

this message is typical of a general display problem. I think tha t you may have launched pgadmin from a window where you didn't get right to open any X applications (not only pgadmin3).

Could you please check the following:
- Just enter a new X session and try to launch pgadmin3 (it should work if your 
environment is correctly set...).
- if the first step does not work can you tell us the result of this:
echo $DISPLAY
- can you also try to do a :
xhost +
(be aware that it is not secure) on your DISPLAY ?

Can you also describe the way you are working on your host to launch pgadmin3 (if there are more than one host, from where you are connecting and such things...).

Regards,
Raphaël



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Date: Mon, 13 Oct 2003 15:05:41 +0200
De: Erwin Brandstetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
A: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sujet: [pgadmin-support] PGAdmin 3 on Debian Testing: Failure

Hi Group!

I have installed pgAdmin III on a Debian Testing System (Kernel 2.4.22).
I have followed the instructions on <http://www.pgadmin.org/pgadmin3/download.php> by Raphaël Enrici.
The programm seemed to install without any problems.
When I try to start with "pgadmin3" however, I get the following error:


(pgadmin3: 399): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display.

I am not a Linux Guru. I do not know what to do in order to fix this problem. Do I have to install any additional software that is not mentioned by Raphaël Enrici?
Any ideas?


Thanks in advance
Erwin Brandstetter


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