PostgreSQL External Connection
To connect to PostgreSQL from outside, you need to make the following settings and restart the service.
We open the following settings file from the terminal on the server.
nano /etc/postgresql/9.5/main/postgresql.conf
We search with CTRL+w and write listen_.
We change the line you found as follows.
listen_addresses = '*'
NOTE: You can allow connection with only one IP address by typing only a single IP address instead of *, or you can allow multiple IP addresses by separating them with , (comma).
We restart the service.
service postgresql restart
We are trying to connect from an external computer.
NOTE: You must install Postgresql client for the psql command. You can install it with the following command.
psql -U postgres -h ip.ad.re.si
Can't find the information you're looking for?
You have examined the knowledge base in detail, but if you cannot find the information you need,
Create a Support Ticket-
How to Open Ports in Windows?
207 2
-
How to Grant Windows Administrator Privileges?
184 0
-
How to install Webmin on Ubuntu?
803 2
-
Linux SSH Terminal Commands and Explanations
682 3
-
CentOS Stream 10 Update Commands
768 1
-
CentOS Stream 9 Update Commands
1112 1
-
CentOS Stream 8 Update Commands
621 0
-
What is FreeBSD?
765 2
-
Out: 452 4.3.1 Insufficient system storage
708 2
-
Turning Off Automatic Updates in Windows Operating Systems
822 0