At 05:53 PM 6/22/2002 -0300, you wrote:
Randy;
I got an error by leaving the template blank, but no the same you got.
For me it says "FATAL 1: Database "user=myuser" does
not exist in the system catalog." so it looks like a blank name
is just ignored and it picks up the username as a data base name. I
believe that that's the data base where the users are actually created.
If I put in another name I get the same error about the database not
existing.
I did a search on DEJA for this error and came up with this idea:
Try checking the file "pg_hba.conf" ( Usually in
/usr/local/pgsql/data). It seems that your connection
requires a password. try to set the "auth_type" to
"trust" in "pg_hba.conf" to skip password check or
use
"pg_connect(dbname=baseball user=postgres password=<password of
the user account "postgres");"
I believe that may be the problem. My installation is set up to
"trust". My line there says:
local
all
trust
host
all
127.0.0.1 255.255.255.255
trust
However, it only accepts connections from the host machine. If your web
server is on another machine you need
to specify it here.
Miguel
Success!!! ---- errr, almost.
I was able to create the database created. However, now there
is a problem with adding a user to the system. When clicking
on the SAVE button after filling out the user info, I am now
getting an internal server error message. Hmmm, that's strange.
After getting that error a couple of times, it now appears to be
working.
Weird.
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