[Dbbalancer-users] Re: DBBalancer Bug

[Daniel V. S. <dv...@ar...>]

On Sat 03 Nov 2001 11:23, you wrote:
> Hi,
>
>             I have downloaded the new version from sourceforge.net and
> installed on my system. As it is I could not run the configure command.
> It gave the same kind of errors as it has given with the earlier version.

But did you finally installed the library (with make install) or were you 
trying to use it from the compilation dir. You can install it in and 
independent dir (I have it in /usr/local/ace) so you can delete it very 
easily if you want to.
If you had installed the library ok, please send me the config.log and a "nm 
libACE.so", to see if the symbol I look for in the configure exists.

>
> After making the changes to the configure.in  file  i.e commenting the
> AC_CHECK_LIB line and replacing the ace_lib , ace_includes with
> the installed path of ACE library, I could run the configure command
> without any errors.
>
> But the make command has been giving two errors. I am sending the
> output of the make command as attachment to this mail for your perusal.

Yes, other people also told me. I'll check it.

>
> Inspite of the errors I have started the dbbalancerd successfully.
> When trying to connect to the database using psql utility an
> additional process got created that means the utility is not
> using the existing idle connections.
>
> After declaring the PGPORT and PGHOST variables , when
> the psql utility invoked , the following error raised
>
> psql: PQconnectionPoll()  -- connect() failed:  Connection refused
>            Is the postmaster is running  (with -i) at 'localhost'
>            and accepting connections on  TCP/IP port  '6666' ?

Version 0.4.0 supports UNIX sockets. If the host defined in the "daemon.host" 
configuration parameter is "local" or "localhost", the daemon listens in UNIX 
sockets. To make psql connect to UNIX sockets you have to undefine the PGHOST 
variable, but keeping PGPORT to 6666.

$ unset PGHOST
$ export PGPORT=6666.

Lets see now.

Regards.


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