Hi George,
As Joris said, we need you to try what he has suggested.
The fact you can now connect via SSH proves PostgreSQL is set up and
configured correctly, which would point to a firewall or intermediate router
blocking your connections.
On the server (as root), do "iptables -L" or "/usr/local
I presume you mean when you're creating a new connection?
If PostgreSQL is running on a Windows machine, this is the name of the service
it's running under. Should be left blank for Unix machines.
Account name? Do you mean username? This is a user that's been added to the
PostgreSQL server (or
Ah OK thanks for clearing that up.
Whenever I do a restore, it always warns that the plpgsql language is already
present, hence returns with code 1.
Thanks
Andy.
Dave Page <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Andy Shellam wrote:
> > Hi Dave,
> >
> > A quick suggestion for PgAdmin's "Restore database"
