Jean-Arthur Silve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have a httpd server on one server, and PostgresQL 7.2 on a second server
> (P4 1.7 Ghz / Linux ) on a local network.
> When there are about 20 (and more ) connection on the DB, the remote
> connecxtion to the DB from the web server is very long (about 5-10 sec)
> before have the prompt.
> On the local machine, it's near immediate.
Weird. Perhaps something wrong with your DNS setup, causing it to take
a long time to resolve the name of the other machine? Anyway I'd
suspect that the problem is not within Postgres proper, given that
you're not seeing a performance problem with local connections.
Another thing you might try just to obtain more data is to test local
connections that use TCP rather than Unix-socket transport, eg
psql -h 127.0.0.1
> I use IP authentification (no username/password).
You mean "trust"? Please describe your pg_hba contents *exactly*;
this might be a relevant difference ...
regards, tom lane
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