Re: weird problem with pgadmin & postgres on debian - Mailing list pgadmin-support

mmm i think you're right and it's not the same installation as i have not defined the PGDATA environment variable yet,
soi don't know what he started at boot time...(i run the db with the -D option right now)<br /><br /> another thing i
forgotto say is that the first time i put the data folder in my user home(/home/alex/.postgres/data) instead of
/usr/local/pgsql/data/...but user postgres should be a SU so it shouldn't make any difference, or am i wrong? <br />
theni changed the folder to /usr/local/pgsql/data/ but pgadmin refused still to connect. Only after i slaughtered
/etc/init.d/postgresql-8.1i was able to connect with pgadmin...<br /><br /> thx<br /> Alessandro<br /><br /> Dave Page
wrote:<blockquote cite="mid006d01c64a92$a8eaaeb0$6a01a8c0@valehousing.co.uk" type="cite"><pre wrap="">Are you sure
you'restarting the same installation/cluster? Manually/init shouldn't make any difference if so.
 

Regards, Dave

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Subject: Re: [pgadmin-support] weird problem with pgadmin & postgres on debian

ok, i fixed it by removing the postmaster daemon from init.d and starting postgres manually every time i need it, don't
nowwhy but it works, maybe it's a problem of user rights, but i'm too noob to know :P
 





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hello there, (it's the first time i use a mailing list...wow!)So, here's my problem: I've installed postgresql on
debianas well as pgadmin(everything updated to last version).Now, when i try to access my server on localhost with
pgadmin,i cannot enter because it asks me the password. But i have no password, as it's just a first-time
learning-purposeinstall! If i simply leave the password field empty, it rejects my login( "Error connecting to the
server:fe_sendauth: no password supplied"). But, if i try to access the server with 'psql testdatabase' from a
terminal,i am able to enter, and work normally.I've also installed postgresql & pgadmin on windows xp (database
differentfrom the linux one) and pgadmin acts normally, letting me login and managing databases without any
problem.What'swrong?thx
 






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ok, i fixed it by removing the postmaster daemon from init.d and starting postgres manually every time i need it, don't
nowwhy but it works, maybe it's a problem of user rights, but i'm too noob to know :P
 





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hello there, (it's the first time i use a mailing list...wow!)So, here's my problem: I've installed postgresql on
debianas well as pgadmin(everything updated to last version).Now, when i try to access my server on localhost with
pgadmin,i cannot enter because it asks me the password. But i have no password, as it's just a first-time
learning-purposeinstall! If i simply leave the password field empty, it rejects my login( "Error connecting to the
server:fe_sendauth: no password supplied"). But, if i try to access the server with 'psql testdatabase' from a
terminal,i am able to enter, and work normally.I've also installed postgresql & pgadmin on windows xp (database
differentfrom the linux one) and pgadmin acts normally, letting me login and managing databases without any
problem.What'swrong?thx
 



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