I think there is a setup problem with your client. For some reason
'localhost' is being resolved to an IP address different than 127.0.0.1.
That is a configuration problem on the computer, not a problem with
the jdbc driver. If you 'ping localhost' what do you get as the
reported IP address?
The code change you suggest below is not appropriate, because it is
reasonable to expect that other users may desire that localhost resolves
to an IP address other than 127.0.0.1. So hardcoding this mapping
inside the driver is not correct.
thanks,
--Barry
Stéphane Chomat wrote:
> I test the example corba and i am an exception : "Quelque chose de peu
> commun sest produit pour faire ??chouer le gestionnaire. Veuillez
> enregistrer cette exception: {0}...". It 's a correct message.
> The connection is refused by the server : 'No pg_hba.conf entry for host
> 217.128.128.146, user user, database dbase' The ip address is not permit
> to connect on the server.
> But there are a bug : i am not given this ip adresse of my machine. I
> want to connect an localhost with 127.0.0.1. When i give this address,
> it 's ok.
> When i give no ip address (ex : jdbc:postgresql:dbase ) or i give
> localhost (ex : jdbc:postgresql://localhost/dbase), it take the ip
> address of the machine)
>
> I think that this is a bug. I propose to add this ligne at the end of
> the method parseURL of the file Driver.java.
>
> String p_PGHOST = urlProps.getProperty("PGHOST");
> if (( p_PGHOST == null) || ( p_PGHOST.equals("localhost"))) {
> urlProps.put("PGHOST", "127.0.0.1");
> }
>
>
>
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