Thread: HELP - 7.4.1 tcp connects

HELP - 7.4.1 tcp connects

From
"gerold kathan"
Date:
hi,
i built/installed a pgsql 7.4.1 on a redhat ES3 system. everything works
fine - but connections via tcp from outside are NOT working (as i was
used to in 7.3)
* configured postgresql.conf and pg_hba stuff

=> is there a way to check locally whether the server can handle
requests via tcp on port 5432 ?

any feedback appreciated,

greetings from vienna,

gerold.



Re: HELP - 7.4.1 tcp connects

From
"scott.marlowe"
Date:
On Mon, 8 Mar 2004, gerold kathan wrote:

> hi,
> i built/installed a pgsql 7.4.1 on a redhat ES3 system. everything works
> fine - but connections via tcp from outside are NOT working (as i was
> used to in 7.3)
> * configured postgresql.conf and pg_hba stuff
>
> => is there a way to check locally whether the server can handle
> requests via tcp on port 5432 ?

Is there a firewall on the box?  Most modern Linux systems, ES3 included,
can do their own firewalling, so you might wanna fire up whatever lets you
edit the firewall on ES3 and see if you can poke a hole in it for port
5432.  You can test if the server is responding on that port by using nmap

nmap -p 5432 youriphere