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cni...@mediasensorcorp.com wrote: > Tried a few time to uninstall and install. Is there additional > unsinstall steps beyond the remove program control panel thing? Assuming you installed using the installer, rather than using the non-installer .zip and creating the service etc yourself, then removing PostgreSQL using the add/remove programs should be all that is required. > I port > scanned and nothing was using port 5432. A port scan is the wrong tool for the job. Use the operating system's built in "netstat" command to show listening ports. You can use it via cmd.exe. Search the Internet and read the built-in help (start with "netstat /?") for more information if you have trouble. > I turned the firewall off in > order to even install it. That is not necessary. > Unfortunately the client app needs 5432 port to be used and I can't > change it to 5433. So edit postgresql.conf and change the port the server uses to port 5432, then restart the service. Not hard. postgresql.conf lives in a subdirectory of the directory you installed PostgreSQL in. If you use PgAdmin III you can open postgresql.conf via its menus - it's under "Tools" -> "Server Configuration". -- Craig Ringer -- Sent via pgsql-bugs mailing list (pgsql-bugs@postgresql.org) To make changes to your subscription: http://www.postgresql.org/mailpref/pgsql-bugs
