More specifically:
Can this be done without having Postgres installed on the client?
Can one install only the client?
Thanks,
-km
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Subject: Re: [GENERAL] Interface Question
Author: Charles Tassell <ctassell@isn.net> at ccmgate
Date: 6/28/2000 10:44 PM
All of the different interfaces have there own way of specifying the host
to connect to (eg, with pgsql it's "pgsql -h hostname databasename") You
also have to setup the pg_hba.conf file in your PGDATA directory
(/usr/local/pgsql/data on my machine) to allow access from the remote
machine. Usually adding this line will do the trick:
host all REMOTE.IP.ADDR.ESS 255.255.255.255
crypt
You will have to specify a username/password to connect from that machine,
however (use the -u option of pgsql, ie: pgsql -u -h remote.ip.addr.ess
dbname.) If you don't care quite so much about security, you can use
"trust" or "ident" instead of crypt. The pg_hba.conf man page and the file
itself provides good documentation.
At 03:18 PM 6/28/00, kurt miller wrote:
>How would I connect a Unix client (perl,psql,etc.) on one machine to a
>Unix postgres backend on another machine?
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