From: John F. <jf...@au...> - 2001-03-08 20:28:25
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Steve Doerr wrote: > > Hi John. > > Check if you can log in through the localhost: > > psql -h localhost -d template1 > > or if you have a network (you'll have to look at pg_hba.conf also), > > psql -h "your postgres server ip" -d template1 > > If not, check postmaster.init and make sure PGALLOWTCPIP=yes and port=5432 > is uncommented. If these aren't set, you'll have to restart postgres after > you change them. > > Also make sure you have the package libdbd-pg-perl installed for dbi/dbd > (sounds like you're ok here). > > That should do it. > Steve ----------------------------------------------------------- Thanks for the tips Steve!! I am up and running. I will have to study Postgresql in some depth as it is administered quite differently from MySQL. I have a current project that prohibits a detour into a learning curve, so your pointers really saved the wear and tear on my hair :-) -- John Foster |