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Hi guys, It was great to wake up this morning and see all your interest in ArchServer. Unfortunately I have no involvement with AS anymore. I realized some time ago that I don't have the time to run the project, the skills to do it myself, and while there was a few very supportive people assisting, ...

viking60 wrote:I fond the Whiskey way more appealing than PG but the server has been up for 92 days and 2.47.41 h now. That counts for a server.

That's awesome to hear
Have you been applying updates?
Which RC was the original installation? RC1 or RC2?
Any problems at all you came across that we should fix?

I've had good success with this script when doing MySQL to PG conversions:
http://pgfoundry.org/projects/mysql2pgsql/

Make sure you're logging in as the 'postgres' user -- psql by default uses your Linux username.

IIRC, pg_hba.conf requires proper CIDR notation, so you need to use 10.0.0.0/24 instead of 10.0.0.

EDIT: Whoops, didn't see the next page of replies... Give me 5 mins...

EDIT 2: The post-install script initializes a data directory in "/srv/pgData-8.4" so you should find postgresql.conf in there

That's probably a my bad in packaging PostgreSQL. Could you create a bug on the bug tracker for me please? (http://bugs.archserver.org)

It drives me insane when DNS administrators don't/can't create a root A record for their domain, so you HAVE to use www

I still like the prefix -- domains aren't JUST for websites, but I like to be able to access the site without it.

Thanks so much for your help. :) It would be great if you would like to stick around. When someone can help the Boss, that's a good thing. :) I'll see what I can do.... ArchServer and a job change coming up will be keeping me pretty busy! 8-) This kid has issues with Arch from time to time. Would b...

dedanna1029 wrote:Right, I get that. But this is one of our favorite times here doing stuff like that.

lol, Sorry! I don't want to take that away from you.... Go for it then

dedanna1029 wrote:@fukawi2 We'll get your guru status going soon as I can figure out how to.

You don't need to do that.... I was just dropping in to clear up the questions about the server downtime and O/S

lol, glad that fixed it

Have you edited / removed /srv/http/phpmyadmin/.htaccess? It is included by default to ONLY allow access from localhost (127.0.0.1) to increase the default security level since phpMyAdmin has a history of security problems