Hi Collin,
Thanks for the prompt answer. After sending the mail I tried psql but I
get the same message.
So, it seems that it is not a pgadmin problem. Strangely before starting
pgadmin I started knoda (I have some older application with it) and at
first sight it worked - I could open a form with the corresponding data
and I could browse in the db.
Now, after starting the computer newly, with pgadmin and psql I get the
same messages. Also, I tried once more knoda and I still can connect to
the server change between different pg-databases and browse tables and
forms.
Even so I tried:
user:/etc/init.d # ./postgresql status
and get back:
Checking for PostgreSQL 9.3.10: running
Checking for PostgreSQL 9.3.10: running
So, the Postgresql-Server seems to work...
It seems that I have to try the postgresql-mailing-list.
Thanks once more,
Michael
Am 24.12.2015 um 08:39 schrieb Colin Beckingham:
> On 12/24/2015 09:02 AM, Michael Eschweiler wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am using postgresql 9.3 on opensuse 13.2.
>> Last time I used pgadmin is some weeks ago and all seemed to work fine.
>> No I tried to start it, but I get the answer:
>> Error connecting to the server: FATAL: couldn't open file
>> „base/12640/12391“ ... File or directory does not exist (or similar - I
>> use a German localisation)
>> I looked at ~/data/base and found that the directory 12640 exists, and
>> there I found the files
>> 12391_fsm
>> 12391_vm
>> Has anybody an idea, what I should do?
>> Thanks in advance.
>> Michael
>>
>>
> First I guess is to check whether the issue has anything to do with
> pgadmin at all.
> Are you able to connect using the CLI such as:
>
> ~> psql
> psql (9.4.5)
> Type "help" for help.
>
> Also dig into Yast, examine the status of the postgresql service,
> restart it and check that all ok.
>
>
>
