> an error has occured:
>
> Error connecting to the server: FATAL: IDENT authentication
> occured for user "myusername"
That's because PSQL by default uses a unix socket and your previous
email showed you were using a network socket for PGADMIN. Which is
fine, except that the latter has to use t
I installed / uninstalled pgadmin 3 twice via synaptic, finally grabbed
the package via apt-get install pgadmin3. Not hanging up now, but
simply getting an authentication error in a pop up window:
an error has occured:
Error connecting to the server: FATAL: IDENT authentication
occured for
Hi,
I am somewhat of a Linux novice and downloaded postgres the other day
and now pgadmin III. Having trouble connecting via pgadmin3.
System - Ubuntu Linux 5.04
postgres - 7.4.7-2ubuntu2.1
Using the command line psql I can get to the test database ok and see
the test table and sequence I c
One thing I found handy early on as a sort of demo was to set up an ODBC
connection to PostgreSQL and copy over some existing tables. (I copied from MS
Access)
Alan
Andreas Pflug wrote:
Cuddington, Terry RQHR wrote:
We are going to be using a product that uses PostgreSQL as its
underlyin
Cuddington, Terry RQHR wrote:
We are going to be using a product that uses PostgreSQL as its
underlying db. I am trying to get familiar with the Postgresql before
the vendor comes to do the install, etc. I have downloaded and
installed it on a small server and would like to learn more about t
Title: Message
We are going to be
using a product that uses PostgreSQL as its underlying db. I am trying to
get familiar with the Postgresql before the vendor comes to do the install,
etc. I have downloaded and installed it on a small server and would like
to learn more about the admin asp
Tino Wildenhain wrote:
Ah, and btw. Skimming thru the code "read professinonalism" (we take
every hint seriously ;)) it appears libpq would be to blame for
calling gethostbyname(). This is even outside of Daves skope.
Yup, this is pgsql-hackers stuff. Or even better [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Please d
Tino Wildenhain wrote:
improvement.
I dont think adding a regex routine just to find out a shortcut
for translating a literal string which means an IP-address
is worth the effort - think that "professional programmers"
take efficiency in account. And adding a bunch of code just
for very very ra
Andreas Pflug schrieb:
Tino Wildenhain wrote:
improvement.
I dont think adding a regex routine just to find out a shortcut
for translating a literal string which means an IP-address
is worth the effort - think that "professional programmers"
take efficiency in account. And adding a bunch of co
Stephen McConnell schrieb:
No Tino, PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMMING is an attitude. I've been
programming since 1974, both Open Source AND Paid Programming. For the
USAF, Private Industry and as an IBM Global Services Consultant and now
on my own personal Open Source Project.
... yada yada...
well
Stephen McConnell schrieb:
Dave
"Functions like gethostbyname() are written by Microsoft, not us. If
they
don't return, there's not much we can do. I suppose we could run every
system call in a different thread so we can abort if it doesn't return,
but that would bring a whole new meaning to the
Dave
"Functions like gethostbyname() are written by Microsoft, not us. If
they
don't return, there's not much we can do. I suppose we could run every
system call in a different thread so we can abort if it doesn't return,
but that would bring a whole new meaning to the term 'bloatware' and
would p
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