I know you have said about the access list (aka pg_hba.conf), but did the
postmaster start with the -i flag? This enables TCP/IP.
--
Peter T Mount, peter@maidstone.gov.uk, peter@retep.org.uk
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Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 1998 12:48 PM
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Cc: Oliver Stegle
Subject: [INTERFACES] Accessing PgSql-Database from NT (ODBCD)
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Hello!
Last day I installed the Postgrest SQl-Database successful on my
LINUX-Server.
The Database runs fine, and all tests, which are included with the source
("/src/test") have possitive result.
The Access-List for the Postmaster has also been checked, that everybody in
the wan can access the SQl-Server via TCPIP
But it is still impossbile to get any connection from Windows NT to the
SQl-Server. the ODBC-Client returns: "Server 192.168.1.101 could not be
connected - No connection possible to port 5432"
I also checked, that the Postmaster Process is running on port 5432 and
localy on the mashine everything works fine(using psql)
What to do???
(how can I for instance with an second LINUX-Mashine check, that the
Postmaster is available from Remote??)
Thankyou in advance!
Oliver!