Re: [INTERFACES] Open database with Pgaccess

By default postgres only listens on Unix domain sockets NOT TCP/IP.  You
need to edit the startup script for postgres and pass the call to
postmaster the "-i" parameter.  You should see this and more with man
postmaster.  I use my own build of postgres so my startup scripts is home
brew, but you can start by following the symbolic link in /etc/rc.d/rc3.d
(if you boot the server to text console) or /etc/rc.d/rc5.d (if the server
boots to some x login).  To do this just do an "ls -l | grep post" you
should see where the link points.

As for apache, perl, and postgres I have found if I scrutinized the
directores in the DBD-Pg-<version> directory there is a test.pl for both
standard ops and one for blobs.  Note, If your "make test" when you
installed the DBD-Pg stuff that means that the code in test.pl will run.
 And is therefore the best simple example around.  As far as general doc
on DBI I found great examples to get me started at
www.hermetica.com/technologia/perl/DBI.

On 28 Feb 1999, fabien.vallon wrote:

> I  know, it's a basic question (sory) but i didn't find doc.
> I'm working with Postgres6.3.2 and pgacess0.9 (with Linux Redhat 5.2 or
> Debian 2.0)
> I've done :
>       * on  root account
>             * su postgres
>             * createuser Dizzy (this user already exists (users-group))
>             * that's was Ok
>
>       * on Dizzy account
>           *createdb KADOCKDB
>           *psql KADOCKDB
>           *create table client (nom_client char(20) not null primary
> key);
>           And all seems OK
>
> But with Pgaccess, I can't open database
>          Host          localhost
>          Port            5432           (???)
>          Database   KADOCKDB
>          Username Dizzy
>           Password (Dizzy-Password)
>
> Error connecting database
> Is postmaster running (Yes )
> and accepting TCP.IP connection at 'localhost' on port '5432'  (I don't
> know)
>
> Thanks for you answer
>
> ( Where can i find documentation and script about
> Apache->CGI(Perl)->Postgres ?)
> (I've downloaded DBI an DBD)
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