Joel Alpers <j...@jkalpers.com> writes:
> New system: Fedora 11, PostgreSQL 8.4
Fedora 11 enables selinux by default ...
> *** Error - Can't connect to database "photodb" - could not connect to
> server: Permission denied
> Is the server running on host "192.168.111.7" and accepting
> TCP/IP connections on port 5432?
Almost certainly, this represents selinux thinking that apache shouldn't
be making connections to random ports, and denying the socket open long
before it ever has a chance to get to postgres.
If you poke around in the selinux configuration options you can probably
find a switch that opens this up, but I don't know offhand what it is.
Or you could disable selinux, but if you're running a publicly visible
webserver I'd strongly recommend against that. selinux will save your
bacon someday, but not if it's turned off.
regards, tom lane
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