Hi,

I know that using the command '-l', the ADC readings can be stored in the
PostgreSQL database. But is there any settings need to be made in the
PostgreSQL to enable this? I tried this command before, but I got this:

INSERT into testing
(result_time,nodeid,parent,voltage,temp,adc2,adc3,adc4,adc5,
adc6,adc7) values (now(),1,0,200,607,4,354,270,331,326,328)
error: Connection to database 'task' failed.
could not connect to server: Connection refused
        Is the server running on host localhost and accepting
        TCP/IP connections on port 5432?
MDA500 [sensor data converted to engineering units]:
   health:     node id=1
   battery:    volts=3072 mv
   temperature=17.16 C
   adc chan 2: voltage=12 mv
   adc chan 3: voltage=1063 mv
   adc chan 4: voltage=810 mv
   adc chan 5: voltage=993 mv
   adc chan 6: voltage=978 mv
   adc chan 7: voltage=984 mv

Can somebody help me? I havent't used PostgreSQL before, so I'm not
familiar with it actually.

-Nurin


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