On Fri, Jun 29, 2001 at 03:13:42PM +0900, vasudeva wrote:
> Hi Thomas
>
> Thanx for the suggestion.
>
> 1. But I treid with telnet command as per your mail and getting same error
> message (noroute to host).
> 2. Tried from two different networks (sys a 210.160.17.0 and sys c
> 211.123.135.0) wi
Hi Thomas
Thanx for the suggestion.
1. But I treid with telnet command as per your mail and getting same error
message (noroute to host).
2. Tried from two different networks (sys a 210.160.17.0 and sys c
211.123.135.0) without any firewall still i am getting same error message.
What could be t
Before looking at it as a driver problem, try telneting to the port
on the machine from the machine you are trying to run it on. ie...
Sys-A$ telnet Sys-B 5432
If it can't connect, then it is a network problem, like the firewall
etc getting in your way.
No route to host though sounds like the
Remote PostgreSQL connection. When
I tried to connect to PostgreSQL DB from a remote system in another network ,
where a firewall is also installed, using JDBC driver I am
getting an error 'NoRouteToHostException'.
Scenario: Client for PostgreSQL(System-A):is also a
webserver
Hi all,
I'm installing a secure shared web hosting server for JSP and Servlets and
I have the following problem. Trying to connect to Postgres I receive the
following message:
java.lang.ExceptionInInitializerError:
java.security.AccessControlException: access denied
(java.lang.RuntimePermis
Adam Haberlach wrote:
> This may be a Postgres JDBC question, but it may also be an
> Apache Jakarta/Tomcat question...
>
> I recently moved a few of my pages over from PHP to .jsp and
> now I notice that I've got postgres backends sitting around, as
> though some of my connections a
