tcp connections
am 17.02.2003 16:47:52 von angelo.rigo
Sorry by the begginer question!
but i would like to know how to restart postgresql to accept tcp/ip connect=
ions.
thank?s in advance
Angelo Rigo
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Re: tcp connections
am 17.02.2003 16:56:45 von John Chapman
> Sorry by the begginer question!
> but i would like to know how to restart postgresql to accept tcp/ip
> connections.
>
> thank?s in advance
>
> Angelo Rigo
>
>
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Re: tcp connections
am 17.02.2003 17:00:05 von Adam Witney
Add the -i option
So if you start with pg_ctl
pg_ctl -D -o '-i' restart
> Sorry by the begginer question!
> but i would like to know how to restart postgresql to accept tcp/ip
> connections.
>
> thank?s in advance
>
> Angelo Rigo
>
>
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