Thread: Postmaster with -i

How to run Postmaster with the -i option to allow remote connections?

thanks

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postmaster -i & Should do it ;) . However its probably better to
alter the tcpip_socket = True in the file postgresql.conf which
is in the data directory.
There is also another file called pg_hba.conf which is used to control
access by ip address and the like. As default it trusts the local host (no
password needed). To have it allow any where to connect with a password
enter this:
host     all     0.0.0.0     0.0.0.0     password
Hope this helps,
- Stuart

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> How to run Postmaster with the -i option to allow remote connections?
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On Wed, 2002-03-06 at 07:00, Faudzy Sulaiman wrote:
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> How to run Postmaster with the -i option to allow remote connections?

either:   postmaster -i [other_options]

or:       in postgresql.conf:
            tcpip_socket = on
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