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Date: Thu, 05 Mar 1998 11:29:22 -0600 (CST)
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From: Larry Anderson <anderson@endinfosys.com>
To: "Schlough, Mark" <Mark.Schlough@nmb.norwest.com>
Subject: RE: [INTERFACES] JDBC Error wtih 6.3
Cc: pmount@maidast.demon.co.uk, petermount@earthling.net,
	java-linux-help@java.blackdown.org, pgsql-interfaces@postgreSQL.org

Many people, myself included, had problems in that the -i option was not
included on the startup of the postmaster.  Without the -i option TCP/IP
sockets are not running.  Try the -i option if you haven't already.

Larry

On 05-Mar-98 Schlough, Mark wrote:
>      Hi,
>      
>      I just installed PostgreSQL 6.3 two days ago. After getting the 
>      postmaster to run without getting the Memory errors that complain 
>      about the IPC stuff, I tried to get my java application running
> again.
>      
>      I was using 6.2.1 and was able to get some of the database 
>      functionality working.  But when I run the SAME CODE with the 6.3
> data 
>      base I get an SQLException error.  Connection Refused.
>      
>      I am able to look at the database with the psql interface and
> create a 
>      table, when I run my java program to create a database I get the 
>      "Connection Refused" stuff.  I made sure that the postgresql.jar
> files 
>      were replaced with the 6.3 versions.  No go.
>      
>      Any advice about this situation.  The "Java in a Nutshell" book 
>      suggested looking to see if the port was "on" or "listening."  I
> know 
>      that its configured to use port 5432 (the default), but I don't
> have 
>      any way of confirming that the port is listening.
>      
>      Can anybody help?
>      
>      Mark
>