Nalini, your quiet correct that, listen_addresses
= * , implies that your server must listen on all network interfaces. Dan does
not have an issue with his server listening on all network interfaces. His
issue is to restrict the client machines that connect to his server. Now, he is trying to achieve the above by
changing the listen_address configuration parameter and I am saying he must
leave it as it is (*) and then modify his pg_hba.conf file (as stated in the
previous e-mail). In case he wants to specify that his server
must listen on a specific ip address (say – 201.111.223.222) Then he must set listen_address =
201.111.223.222 in the postgresql configuration file. Dan, Do not forget to restart you server
after performing any of the above tasks From: nalini@xxxxxx
[mailto:nalini@xxxxxx] * in postgresql.conf actually denotes the network interfaces on the
machine on which the postgresql server is running.
Hi.
I think setting Listen_address to *, does
In order to apply control over what
e.g
# TYPE DATABASE
USER
Host <DBname>
DKing
Make sure you restart your PostgreSQL
Hope this helps.
Makgati.
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