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Date: Wed, 12 Jul 1995 00:49:47 -0500
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To: Stefan Golder <golder@informatik.uni-wuerzburg.de>,
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From: mskc@io.com (Casey Claiborne)
Subject: Re: NCSA and postgres dont like each other
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Thank you for responding - that was it. I found that the server was
calling the database with a user of "nobody". I tried to change the database
acl list to add that but it didn't work. I then tried to "create" a user of 
nobody
(thinking that this was the problem) but "adduser" wouldn't let me do it
so - I just wound up changing one of the config files for the server (the one 
that indicates what userid the server runs at). Initially it was nobody, I 
changed
it to one of the user names entered into my database and everything worked.

Thanks again! :^)

At 10:03 AM 7/11/95 DST), Stefan Golder wrote:
>> 5) at the point when either 'PQexec("end")' or 'PQfinish()' are executed,
>> 	the NCSA server screen is displayed with an error code of 500.
>> 
>> 
>You should have a look at the file ~http/logs/error_log, the file where your
>http-daemon reports the error messages. Usually errors are described more
>exactly in this file.
>
>Stefan Golder
>golder@informatik.uni.wuerzburg.de
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