I am on Windows 10. I have clicked through the error message numerous times and re-launched pgAdmin to only get the same message: "The application server could not be contacted". I have even left my computer running for hours to get the same message as well.
On Tuesday, November 14, 2017 12:44 PM, Anthony DeBarros <adebarros@gmail.com> wrote:
I’ve experienced this on two Windows machines — one Windows 7 and the other Windows 10. In both cases, if I click through the error message and then re-try launching pgAdmin it will open successfully.
I’ve also noticed that if I attempt to start pgAdmin too soon after booting the machine (and these are both older, slower machines that take a while to boot), then I will get this error. If I let them sit for a bit and do whatever it is that Windows does after booting (seems like a ton of disk activity, maybe some indexing), then pgAdmin is more likely to launch successfully.
On November 14, 2017 at 9:44:35 AM, Jessica Dow (jrdow@uh.edu) wrote:
I downloaded the installer of PostgresSQL version 10 and pgAdmin4 came with it, so I'm not sure of the version of pgAdmin4 I am using.
This error will occurred only when python server is not started properly and application try to contact the python server but it fails. It may be due to some error at python backend side or python server taking more time to up.
Can you please provide below information ?
Which version of pgAdmin4 are you using ?
Which version of Postgres installers and from where you have downloaded the installers ?
Can you please share pgAdmin4.log file ?
Thanks,
Neel Patel
On Tue, Nov 14, 2017 at 8:34 AM, Jessica Dow <jrdow@uh.edu> wrote:
I was trying to use pgAdmin4 to connect to a database, but I get "The application server could not be contacted. I have tried reinstalling Postgres numerous times, as well using other solutions that were available online, and nothing seems to work. I was hoping you could provide me some assistance to fixing this issue.