Обсуждение: postgresql 7.1.3

Owen,
Do you know how to get postmaster to start with the " -i " flag?  I want to
use pgaccess and when I try to connect to the db, it gives an error message
saving that the postmaster isn't running with the " -i " flag or accepting
connections at port 5432.  If I start postmaster with " -i  " manually, it
works fine, but I need it to start automatically
Thanks,
Dave

On Mon, 2002-05-06 at 17:37, David Fee wrote:
> Owen,
> Do you know how to get postmaster to start with the " -i " flag?  I want to
> use pgaccess and when I try to connect to the db, it gives an error message
> saving that the postmaster isn't running with the " -i " flag or accepting
> connections at port 5432.  If I start postmaster with " -i  " manually, it
> works fine, but I need it to start automatically

If you are running pgaccess on the same machine, you don't need to start
the postmaster with -i.  Just make sure that the hostname field in
pgaccess' connection dialog is empty.  pgaccess will then connect
through a Unix socket.

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David Fee <dfee@laurcat.com> writes:

> Do you know how to get postmaster to start with the " -i " flag?  I want to
> use pgaccess and when I try to connect to the db, it gives an error message
> saving that the postmaster isn't running with the " -i " flag or accepting
> connections at port 5432.  If I start postmaster with " -i  " manually, it
> works fine, but I need it to start automatically

Edit 'postgresql.conf' and set 'tcpip_socket' to 'true', then restart.

-Doug