I finally figured out why I am gettting an authentication failure. The problem was my previous code has the declaration
forPgDatabase like this.
PgDatabase * myDatabase = new PgDatabase("dbname=template1");
I was running this code on solaris and everything was working fine. I looked at the PgDatabase class and figured out
thatwe no longer need that 'dbname='. Now my code looks like this:
PgDatabase * myDatabase = new PgDatabase("template1");
and I could now run this from the command line. I am intersted in the solution which you had for apache since I will
finallyintegrate the code with apache.
Thanks in advance
-Dutt
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-Dutt H Kalapatapu
www.hydbazaar.com
On Mon, 16 Aug 1999 03:37:19 Clint Forgy wrote:
>Dutt H Kalapatapu wrote:
>>
>> Some body already had this problem( mo@midwestonline.com). I am
>> trying to connect to database using PgDatabase interface and I get
>> an error saying "fe_setauthsvc: invalid name, ignoring..". I thought
>> this was permission problem so I made myself the superuser of the
>> database and ran initdb and I still get this error.
>
>Hi Dutt,
>
>That was me having that problem. I was trying to use postgres via cgi
>for some dynamic content on a virtually hosted system. I was having
>that problem with cgi apps *only* but not the command line. I can't
>remember the exact fix off the top of my pointy head but Tom Lane
>suggested the fix. I remember that it had something to do with apache
>running as user nobody, and when the cgi app started, the perl
>environment didn't have the correct userid in its environment. I can go
>through my notes if you're interested. It sounds somewhat related, but
>since you're having the same problem at the command line, I'm not sure
>which way to point you.
>
>--
>Clint Forgy
>"Paving the Information Gravel Road for the Midwest"
>http://www.midwestonline.com
>ICQ: 8443021 Make Code, Not War
>
>
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