Hi Justin,
please disregard my previous message of a couple hours ago: in the end I
was able to connect, either with ODBC or SDBC. But still there are some
doubts that I would possibly like to be clarified.
* Justin Clift <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [230305, 02:20]:
>
> >2005-03-21 00:37:48 [5241] FATAL:
Ennio-Sr wrote:
2005-03-21 00:37:48 [5241] LOG: could not connect to Ident server at address
"127.0.0.1", port 113: Connection refused
2005-03-21 00:37:48 [5241] FATAL: IDENT authentication failed for user "ennio"
>
Could it have something to do with the firewall? (I have an iptables but
I havn
Hi Joerg,
finally something in the /var/post*/postgres.log!
I tried from OOo :sdbc:postgresql:host=127.0.0.1 port=5432 and got this
in the log:
2005-03-21 00:35:01 [5232] LOG: connection received: host=[local] port=
2005-03-21 00:35:01 [5232] LOG: connection authorized: user=postgres
database=o
Hi Joerg,
I apologize for messing up the mailing of my last message: I'm getting
your answers from gmane, forwarding them to my e-mail, editing, etc.
[I sent a 'subscribe-me' mail to dev#openoffice.org yesterday but got
no answer ;( ]
* Joerg Budischewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [190305, 21:21]:
> Hi
Hi Joerg,
I apologize for messing up the mailing of my last message: I'm getting
your answers from gmane, forwarding them to my e-mail, editing, etc.
[I send a 'subscribe-me' mail a few hours ago but got no answer ;( ]
* Joerg Budischewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [190305, 21:21]:
> Hi,
>
> >>is your
Hi,
>>hat does a>
>>netstat -a | grep PGSQL
>>
>
> This yealds nothing ;(
I think, this points to the source of the problem. You use the
postgresql shipping with debian, can it be possible, that they patched
the default connection path to something else ? Try a
netstat -a | grep 5432
and when this
Hi,
is your server configured to serve tcp/ip requests (-i option) ? If not,
try leaving away the "host=local" phrase, the driver will then use
unix domain sockets.
OK, I commented out the tcp/ip option in hba.conf, left away all that
follows the "sdbc:postgres:" string but the result is always
Hi,
After having solved this, you are going to have a problem with the user
authentication. Leave the "user=" phrase away, and hit the
'unnamed' tab within the data source dialog between General and Table,
fill in your user name and check the "password required" flag.
Can you explain why this i
Hi Joerg,
On Fri, 2005-03-18 at 22:21 +0100, Joerg Budischewski wrote:
> Hi again,
>
> is your server configured to serve tcp/ip requests (-i option) ? If not,
> try leaving away the "host=local" phrase, the driver will then use
> unix domain sockets.
>
> After having solved this, you are go
Hi again,
is your server configured to serve tcp/ip requests (-i option) ? If not,
try leaving away the "host=local" phrase, the driver will then use
unix domain sockets.
After having solved this, you are going to have a problem with the user
authentication. Leave the "user=" phrase away, and
Hi Joerg, thank you for answering my post.
* Joerg Budischewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [170305, 22:58]:
> Hi,
>
> >I tried SDBC connection also and I'm getting the same error: complaining
> >about user and password (that, of course, are correct).
> How do you pass user and password currently with th
Hi,
I tried SDBC connection also and I'm getting the same error: complaining
about user and password (that, of course, are correct).
How do you pass user and password currently with the sdbc driver ?
Did you have a look at the postgres server log about the concrete error
message of your authentica
* Marc Santhoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <
> [2005-03-11]:
> > [...cut...]
>
> Try "isql" from the ODBC-package and see if it can connect. If not,
> check your odbc configuration.
>
> [...cut...]
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My first attempt with isql was not successful. May be I must clear some
configuration mess: I
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