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 System-A has no routing information
about how to get to System-B, never mind the getting to a port on it. You
may need to add a static route... It doesn't look like a pgsql problem
from here.
Tom.
On Fri, Jun 29, 2001 at 10:45:51AM +0900, vasudeva wrote:
> 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 with apache,tomcat and postgresql installed on it. The
Firewall(IPChains) is also installed on this system.
> My web application has to connect to a remote PostgreSQL in another network
> postgresql version on this system : 7.0.3
>
> Remote DB(System-B): is also a webserver where apache , tomcat , postgresql are installed . CLient has to get
datafrom this DB.
> postgresql version on this system: 7.0.3
>
> What I did :
> 1.In firewall entry on Sys-A, i have given permission for the Postgres port(5432) for Sys-B IP address ,both
inputand also output permissions.
> 2.In pg_hba.conf on Sys-B , I have added the host entry for client IP address (Sys-A) and also the server
IPaddress(Sys-B)
>
> I am using postgres JDBC driver in my web application to access DB. url " jdbc:postgresql://Sys-B IP/dbName"
>
> when i invoke my application I am getting the error as NoRouteToHostException.
>
> When I ran the same application from another system(Sys-C) which is in the same network as Sys-B (no firewall ), I
amable to access DB, Without any entry in
> pg_hba.conf file on remote PostgreSQL (Sys-B) .
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