From: Abraham Vionas Date: 2004-11-30T12:03:40+09:00 Subject: Re: [ANN] postgres-pr (pure Ruby PostgreSQL) Thanks for the response Michael! I looked into the topics you suggested and I think I made some progress... at least now I can see attempts to connect to the db in the postgresql log. However, it says that my user names don't exist, when I know they exist because I can see them from psql - and from PGAdmin III. Any ideas? My entry in the database.yml is: production: adapter: postgresql database: todo host: localhost port: 5432 username: root Errors in Postgresql log: 2004-11-29 19:49:02 FATAL: user "abrahamvionas_sr " does not exist 2004-11-29 19:57:59 FATAL: user "root " does not exist 2004-11-29 19:58:11 FATAL: user "root " does not exist -----Original Message----- From: Michael Neumann [mailto:mneumann@ntecs.de] Sent: Monday, November 29, 2004 5:14 PM To: ruby-talk ML Subject: Re: [ANN] postgres-pr (pure Ruby PostgreSQL) Abraham Vionas wrote: > Michael; > > Does this mean there is a new Postgres-PR release available for > download/update? You already have the newest version (0.2.2). > Also, I think the problems I'm having with a tutorial I'm working through > are related to Activerecord not communicating through PostgresPR... No, it communicates through PostgresPR, I'm sure! > It looks like it goes to it's connection_modules directory looking for a valid > postgres connector and the default postgres connector included with > Activerecord doesn't work for some reason. The precise error is below... but > I'm curious how I can ensure (what settings to check, file locations, etc) > that Activerecord can communicate to and through PostgresPR...? You don't have to setup anything. > RuntimeError in Todo#index > > authentification failed The problem is with authentification. You have either specified a wrong user/password combination for Postgres, or it's an authentification method that postgres-pr is not-yet capable of. Can you setup your Postgres-database to either use password-less or plain-text password authentification? Regards, Michael