Thread: Re: Problem with pgaccess

Re: Problem with pgaccess

From
"Ricardo Javier Aranibar León"
Date:
Hi,..
Sorry for this letter, but I have problems again with pgaccess, I send you 
the file "env "
I use Linux SuSE 7.3. and KDE2 the messages when I execute pgaccess is:
postgres@kepos:>pgaccess
Application initialization failed: no display name and no $DISPLAY
enviroment variable.


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Re: Problem with pgaccess

From
Jeremy Buchmann
Date:
Ricardo Javier Aranibar León wrote:> Hi,.. Sorry for this letter, but I have problems again with> pgaccess, I send you
thefile "env " I use Linux SuSE 7.3. and KDE2> the messages when I execute pgaccess is:> postgres@kepos:>pgaccess>
Applicationinitialization failed: no display name and no $DISPLAY> enviroment variable.
 

That's odd...are you running pgaccess on the same machine you're running
KDE on?

--Jeremy



Re: Problem with pgaccess

From
Andreas Kretzer
Date:
Ricardo Javier Aranibar León schrieb:

> Hi,..
> Sorry for this letter, but I have problems again with pgaccess, I send you
> the file "env "
> I use Linux SuSE 7.3. and KDE2 the messages when I execute pgaccess is:
> postgres@kepos:>pgaccess
> Application initialization failed: no display name and no $DISPLAY
> enviroment variable.

I assume you made 'su' to become user postgres .... In this case you
have no default display and are not allowed to write to the display which is
used by the user-id under which you really logged in. So you must do the
following:
   1. as the original user allow access to your display: 'xhost +'   2. as user postgres set your DISPLAY variable:
exportDISPLAY=localhost:0.0
 

Don't forget to disable this global access (security!!!!) with 'xhost -' after finishing
your su'd postgres session.



Re: Problem with pgaccess

From
"S. Bulterman"
Date:
Why do you want to use this from the user postgres????
This easely done with logon feature of pgaccess...
Just use the postgres as username.

What you also can try is "sux" (su with X acces).
example: "sux postgres".

Ricardo Javier Aranibar León wrote:
> 
> Hi,..
> Sorry for this letter, but I have problems again with pgaccess, I send you
> the file "env "
> I use Linux SuSE 7.3. and KDE2 the messages when I execute pgaccess is:
> postgres@kepos:>pgaccess
> Application initialization failed: no display name and no $DISPLAY
> enviroment variable.
> 
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