>The following bug has been logged online: > >Bug reference: 1442 >Logged by: Dennis Hübner >Email address: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >PostgreSQL version: 8.0 >Operating system: Windows XP Professional >Description: No connection to Server >Details: > >Hi there, > >I have trouble with newer versions of postgresql. > >On every version of postgresql the only thing I changed at the >'postgresql.conf' is 'max_connections = 500'. >Otherwise I used default installation. > >I'm using a telephony-system with 30 lines and I generate calls to this >system. > >Now the system looks into the postgres-database if the calling >number is >present and after that receives the calls. > >With every older postgres-version up to 8.0.0-rc3 (this is the >last working >version) everything is all right. > >The database-system checks for the user and gives back the results. >This works on all 30 lines parallel. > >On newer versions (higher than rc3) the connections were >refused or could >not be established by the server. > >Every time I get one of these error messages: > >- 'could not send SSL negotiation packet: The system cannot >find the path >specified' > >- 'server closed the connection unexpectedly. This probably >means the server >terminated abnormally' > >- 'error while processing sql-command' > > >I hope you can help me.
You need to look in your server logs (in the pg_log directory) for hints about what's wrong. The above output is only from the client. //Magnus ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 8: explain analyze is your friend
