Tried this and editing the pg_hba.conf file, but postgresql will not
start again after rebooting. I have spent two days on this but have to
give up for now as I have some other things to do. Maybe a few days
break will help.
I don't understand why it has to be so difficult to setup a postgresql
database. I thought Oracle was bad, but postgresql is worse. (Oracle is
also pretty bad in install and setup in Windows in addition to being
more bloatware than SQLServer.) A few years ago, I installed setup a MS
SQLServer7 and transfered data from Access into it in an hour. I am no
database expert, but have worked with various databases. The
documentation leaves a lot to be desired. There needs to be a basic
setup and install procedure that non-database experts can understand and
follow without researching everything.
Art
On Sun, 2003-01-26 at 20:34, Tom Lane wrote:
> Art Fore <afore@sonic.net> writes:
> > Finally got Postgresql to running with postmaster. Done a createuser
> > afore, and createdb shadb. Now I cannot connect with Rekall It comes up
> > with could not connect to server: Connection refused. Is server running
> > on host sporthorse-home /TCP/IP connections on port 5432?
>
> Either you didn't tell the postmaster to listen for TCP connections
> (-i commandline switch or whatever the postgresql.conf item is); or
> you did, but the kernel is set up to filter traffic to port 5432.
> The reason you could do the other things is that by default psql
> connects via a Unix-domain socket, not TCP. It sounds like Rekall
> only knows about TCP connections.
>
> regards, tom lane
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