Quoting Danny O'Brien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
...
> This led me to examine "dbconnect.php" -- the following line is present:
>
> $link = pg_connect ("", "", "", "", "ourdb" or
> die ( "Could not connect to database." );
Danny,
First of all, that code snippet can't be right, you're missing a ')'
check out the pg_connect manual page at:
http://php.net/pg_connect
You should pass it a valid connection string, but yours has a lot of empty values.
Change:
$link = pg_connect ("", "", "", "", "ourdb" or
die ( "Could not connect to database." );
into:
$conn_string = "dbname=ourdb user=postgres password=drowssap";
$link = pg_connect($conn_string) or
die ( "Could not connect to database." );
This assumes that:
The postgres server runs on the same machine as the websever (I understand it
is). Since we didn't specify a host and port number, it will connect to the
localhost over a unix domain socket.
Your username is postgres (if it isn't, change it)
You password is drowssap (change it to the real password)
That should get you going
>
> All suggestions welcome. Solution guaranteed posted to the list.
Since the solution includes your password, a 'it works' will do :)
Joost
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