Allo Peter, Postgres is to the SGBDR what Rev/MC are to development : a very great ACID RDBMS, always more powerfull than needed and never down. Have fun !!!
Bests, Pierre Le mar 26/08/2003 à 17:41, Peter Reid a écrit : > Alex & Pierre > > Thank you both for guiding the blind! You were both correct, I > needed to enable the tcpip_socket option. However, despite several > "pg_ctl reload" attempts, the running copy of PostgreSQL wouldn't > listen on port 5432. In the end I rebooted my iMac (acting as a db > server) and restarted a new session of PostgreSQL. this sorted it! > > I can now connect using Rev 2.1 as well as using the admin tools I mentioned. > > Thanks again. > > Best regards > > Peter > > >Make sure that pgsql is indeed running on port 5432. I could be > >wrong, but I think the default installation of pgsql runs with > >tcp/ip socket off, and only running a local unix domain socket. > >Opening the daemon on 5432 requires explicit configuration in > >postgresql.conf. see also pg_hba.conf. > > > >You can try "telnet localhost 5432" to see if there is anything > >listening on that port and rule out whether it's a firewall issue or > >just nothing is listening on 5432. > > > >Alex Rice, Software Developer > >Architectural Research Consultants, Inc. > >http://ARCplanning.com > > > >Have an eye on your "../pgsql/data/postgresql.conf" file and do test in > >the first lines of it by activing the TCP/IP connection and so : > > > > > >> # Connection Parameters > >> # > >> #tcpip_socket = false > >> tcpip_socket = true > >> > >> #ssl = false > >> > >> #max_connections = 32 > >> #superuser_reserved_connections = 2 > >> > >> #port = 5432 > >> port = 5432 > > > >Bests Regards, Pierre > >-- > >Bien cordialement, Pierre Sahores > > > >Inspection académique de Seine-Saint-Denis > >Applications et SGBD ACID SQL (WEB et PGI) > >Penser et produire "delta de rentabilité" _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
