Thanks Tom,
Guys,
Let me start at the beginning. I am sure that I am not going to say this efficiently.
I have installed the latest Windows version of PostgreSQL. Everything looks wonderful. The installation process created a guest account Postgres with a password. However from my system adminstrator account I cannot see the Postgres account. However if I try to create such an account, the system says it already exists.
Further, When I go to the services panel it informs me that PostgreSQL is Running.
However after I logoff the System Administrator account and successfully logon to the Postgres account and bring up PGAmin III my singular postgresql database folder has a big red X on it.
I then double click on the DB folder and a box comes up and asks me for a password. I then reply with of course every password I used during the installation and then I try every password I have ever used. Result: nothing.
I cannot believe that this is simpl y a forgotten pw. Unfortunately i am not smart enough yet to unravel all of your suggestions about permissions and service accounts and sockets.
However if you could lead me in the correct direction I will try to get over these last hurdles
Henry
pS I am running the latest version of WIndows XP
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Hi Henry -
This forum is just for problems with PGFoundry itself - you may want to repost
your question to the pgsql-general mailing list:
http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-general/
Yours,
Tom
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