r's IP address via the eth0
interface… You need to change this to 127.0.0.1 to make it use the lo
interface, and then the requests will come from 127.0.0.1 to match your
pg_hba.conf
Cheers,
~p
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ia the SSH
tunnel and the server will connect to PostgreSQL on your behalf.
~p
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*Subject:* [ADMIN] pg_hba.conf &
dear list,
I know there are already hunderts of posts about pg_hba.conf, but still
after reading a few of them I still got troubles with this topic.
I've got a vpn server with a ststic ip address, java apps are supposed to
run there receiving data from a postgresql database.
The database is run
Hello List,I've installed postgres 8.1 and using a cluster which holds a database db_mail. It suppose to work with postfix and sasl-auth, but for some reason it doesn't work.I think Sasl-auth is trying to connect to the db, the logfile shows the following entry after a postfix-sasl-auth connection
Hello again,
I've installed Postgres Version 8.1.3 on my Linux machine from sourcecode. Before that, there was already the version 7.4 running.
May be a dumn question, but how do I deinstall the Version 7.4?
Thanks for your help,
Moritz
Hello list,
I've got a problem installing postgres on my Linux machine. The Linux Version is Suse 9.1 and had a 7.4 postgres-version installed. Now I wanted to update to 8.1.3 using the source files, when I run into the following problem after using the ./configure - command.
The running of the
