Re: Postgre Connection question

Disable all your firewall rules for a moment and see if it works that way.
something like
service iptables stop (in fedora)

Thanks,
Jas

On 2/6/07, Shane Ambler <pgsql(at)007marketing(dot)com> wrote:
>
> Jeff Stanley wrote:
> > I am using Postgre DB 8.1.5. I am using another machine on the same
> network
> > to connect via IP with no success. I have edited the postgresql.conf
> > file and changed listen_address = '*' and edited the hba.conf file to
> > include the IP that I can connect to. Any help would be appreciated.
> >
> > Thanks
>
> As long as your pg_hba.conf file is setup correct, check that you don't
> have any firewall settings blocking incoming traffic to the server.
> Default is port 5432
>
>
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