Alright, the problem was still there when I set the following (before I changed the .../init.d/postgresql file): PORT = 5432 ( this is the default, but I un-commented the line anyway) TCPIP_SOCKET = true (this is what is supposed to determine if it will accept TCP/IP connections, unless I am reading the manual wrong) VIRTUAL_HOST I left commented out so that it would use the default of listening on all configured addresses including localhost. What am I missing? Daniel Wells AIA Director of Information Systems MHTN Architects, Inc. 801-595-6700 DanW@mhtn.com >>> fredbriand@blueboxstudio.net 11/22/02 11:35AM >>> 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. CUL8R fred -- Psyche-list mailing list Psyche-list@redhat.com https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/psyche-list
