Laurie,
I'm thinking these lines in the log may be of interest:
[unknown] [unknown] 2005-02-17 18:55:59 4214e8bf.9dc 0LOCATION:
BackendRun, postmaster.c:2656
and
ldb rjl_pilot 10.35.10.248(4630) 2005-02-17 18:55:59 4214e8bf.9dc
0LOCATION: log_disconnections, postgres.c:3403
I'd try turning off log_discconnections, and see if you get any joy. If
that works and the log still displays problems
related to BackendRun, I'd email the pg-hackers list.
EE
laurie.burrow@powerconv.alstom.com wrote:
>Further investigation of the problem I described in my previous posting has
>identified a fault that I suppose is applicable to the combination of
>Postgres 8.0.0 ODBC driver running on Windows 2000 server and desktop.
>
>I have two postgresql.conf files, one is the default out-of-the-box
>postgresql.conf file, the other has many of the logging options turned on
>(I have put the diff between the two files at the end)
>
>The default config works fine, the modified config fails in that the
>postgres ODBC does not work (tested with Access 97,2000 and Perl ODBC
>connections) giving the error "The database does not exist on the server or
>user authentication failed. (#105)".
>
>Only ODBC seems to be affected. All other connections from php, pgadmin
>work fine.
>
>I have demonstrated this problem consistently on two completely different
>and brand new installations of P8.0.0 (W2K server and desktop). I have not
>been able to pin down exactly what combination of settings generates the
>error.
>
>Regards
>Laurie
>
>
>The diff of the two config files is
>
>207a208
>
>
>>client_min_messages = log
>>
>>
>212a214
>
>
>>log_min_messages=info
>>
>>
>214a217
>
>
>>log_error_verbosity = verbose
>>
>>
>218a222
>
>
>>log_min_error_statement = info
>>
>>
>230a235
>
>
>>log_connections = true
>>
>>
>231a237
>
>
>>log_disconnections = true
>>
>>
>232a239
>
>
>>log_duration = true
>>
>>
>240a248,249
>
>
>>log_line_prefix = '%u %d %r %t %c %x'
>>
>>
>>
>241a251
>
>
>>log_statement = 'all'
>>
>>
>
>
>
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