My mistake, you're perfectly right Gordon.
My workstation is indeed not configured to accept tcp/ip connections, but the server (my other PC, with httpd php...) is. I wasn't looking in the right machine !
As Gordon say, you should edit the postgresql.conf file and modify the part called "Connection parameters". Best is to read the manual (Admin, chap. 3, pages 28-29) to get the full explanations.
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fred
Gordon Messmer a écrit:
On Thu, 2002-11-21 at 23:57, FredBriand wrote:I may mystake because I configured my serveur some times ago (i'm still using RH73!) and that's not the kind of thing I modify for fun, but if I remember well, and I think I do, postgresql's default conf is not to accept tcp/ip connections. If you wish to, just modify pg_hba.
pg_hba.conf configures access control mechanisms. postgresql.conf configures daemon options, such as whether or not to listen on the TCP port.Yet if it still does'nt work, I suppose you can add the -i in the /etc/init.d/postgresql.
Bad idea: updates or errata will replace the init file, and interrupt service. Configure the TCP socket where it's supposed to be configured, and the future will bring you less trouble.
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