From: | "Robert Wagner" <rwagner(at)siac(dot)com> |
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To: | pgsql-general(at)postgresql(dot)org |
Subject: | can't connect using the -host option |
Date: | 2000-04-13 18:02:16 |
Message-ID: | 852568C0.00622D74.00@SIAC_NOTES_001.wisdom.siac.com |
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Dear All,
Strange behaviour....
I'm working in a TCL environment and use pg_connect to connect to pgsql
databases. I want to move a suite of apps into production testing. I need
to be able to run an app on any workstation, and connect to a database on
any workstation on our tcp-ip network. For example, the development
database might be on one host, but the production and QA databases on
another. And I might want to test any database interactively...
However, even if the database is ON my current workstation, I can ONLY
connnect with the command, "pg_connect dbName". If I use the -host option,
I get the error:
Error: Connection to database failed
User Authentication failed
... strange indeed. Suggestions on making this work?
Also, when I started up an identical database on a different workstation,
even with a different port, it caused my original database on my home
server to cease accepting connections.
All suggestions are welcome. If I ask for help from Unix Admin, they'll
tell us that we have to migrate to one of their "supported" databases, such
as Sybase... something I 'd like to avoid!!
Cheers
Rob
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