maybe reading some material about TCP/IP and sockets will give you the answer ... it's indeed not the place for that kind of topics :-) I can bet your local network is not 10.0.0.0/24, thus blindly copying the sample i provided to you (off the list, my fault) won't help. Have you just tried to find what was this file (pg_hba.cond) for, after all ?
Did you try the 'psql gec_test bergeron.melanie' as i suggested ? Any error message from that command ?
good luck ...
Yes, I try [psql gec_test bergeron.melanie] and all was ok. For pg_hba.conf file, I change it to :
# TYPE DATABASE USER IP-ADDRESS IP-MASK METHOD local all all trust host all all 127.0.0.1 255.255.255.255 trust
Because I read it and realize that I was just copying the line you send me and it's not appropriate for me.
In fact, I understand how TCP/IP sockets works but I checked so many things to find the source of this problem that I begin to think that the problem is in my face and I can't see it. I will try to forget it for the week-end and maybe I will have more results monday.
Dave Cramer wrote:
Melanie,
phone me
519 939 0336, I have an urgent call in 30 (14:30 EST) minutes so if you
can do it now, I'll take it
Dav
Thank you Dave for the offer but I don't want to disturb you with my problem. I just want to know if you had any ideas but it seems to be a problem rather not very common.