Re: cant conect to dynamic host-URL
От | Andy Shellam (Mailing Lists) |
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Тема | Re: cant conect to dynamic host-URL |
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Msg-id | 45492A53.6070707@mailnetwork.co.uk обсуждение исходный текст |
Ответ на | Re: cant conect to dynamic host-URL (Brew <brew@theMode.com>) |
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Re: cant conect to dynamic host-URL
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Список | pgsql-php |
[root@sydney ~]# nslookup adocom.dyndns.org Server: 80.175.29.73 Address: 80.175.29.73#53 Non-authoritative answer: Name: adocom.dyndns.org Address: 84.191.116.130 [root@sydney ~]# telnet adocom.dyndns.org 5432 Trying 84.191.116.130... Connected to adocom.dyndns.org. Escape character is '^]'. Connects fine from my box. How about firewalls? We had a weird case at work a while back where a router somewhere along the line was blocking all connections until it was ping'd - then after it received a ping, it'd keep the connection open for 20 minutes or so, then start blocking again. Turned out to be faulty! One thing I would check is the domain name lookup. Make sure your DNS servers are properly configured and respond timely (within 2 seconds.) Repeatedly do a "dig adocom.dyndns.org A" from your client for a minute and see if any time out and/or fail. Andy. Brew wrote: > Dirk...... > > Hi there, ive got a dynamic URL like myname.dyndns.org > <http://myname.dyndns.org> which links to my > server > where my postgres database runs. The Problem is that the Connection > fails with error: > "Warning: pg_connect(): Unable to connect to PostgreSQL server: > unknown > host name: adocom.dyndns.org <http://adocom.dyndns.org>" > > Now, if i ping my dynamic address and use the resulting IP for the > Connection all works fine. > > > Are you running php on one machine and postgresql on a different machine? > > If so, maybe the dynamic address redirection service doesn't handle > port 5432. Web servers typically use port 80. > > I don't know where my i did something wrong, i use an Java-Applet which > > connects also with the dynamic Address and works fine too. :( > > > Does it connect with postgresql, or something else on the machine > using a different port? > > I think you can use telnet (or ssh?) to manually connect to any port > number of a host and see how (and if) the machine responds and get a > better idea of what's going on. > > brew > > -- > > Strange Brew (brew@theMode.com <mailto:brew@theMode.com>) > > Check out my Stock Option website http://www.callpix.com > and my Musicians Free Classified http://www.TheMode.com > !DSPAM:37,454926c440414055797109!
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