Am 03/27/12 15:20, schrieb Eduardo Morras: > At 10:54 27/03/2012, you wrote: >> Since the last PostgreSQL port update, server and client are version >> 9.1.3 and a newly build of the FreeBSD OS (both 9.0-STABLE and >> 10.0-CURRENT, amd64), clients like pgadmin3 or webinterfaces like those >> from refdb reject connection to the PostgreSQL server with the error >> message: >> >> Error connection to the server: FATAL: frontend-protocol 1234.5887 not >> supported: server supports 1.0 through 3.0 >> >> All users, execept a local admin and the psql user, are kept in >> OpenLDAP. It seems, that the LDAP connection got messed up somehow. >> >> I tried to recompile everything required by OpenLDAP, PostgreSQL via >> >> portmaster -f, since I realized changes in Heimdal on FreeBSD 10.0-CUR >> and I deleted the old libs via delete-old-libs/files. >> >> Does anyone see this problem, too? > > No sorry, i use 8.2 for Postgresql server. > > Have you touched the pg_hba.conf file? Perhaps it has been reinstalled > and setted with default values, so pg don't know what a ldap server is. As I figured out, this problem occurs only with clients running on FreeBSD 10.0-CURRENT. A notebook, FreeBSD 9.0/amd64, but with most recent ports, also postgresql-9.1.3 clients, recompiled textproc/refdb clients, recompiled openldap clients, recompiled pgadmin3 (and all the dependencies) does not sho this weird error and behaviour. As I wrote, the configs of the server hasn't been touched, ran perfectly since approx. a week ago even with the FreeBSD 10 clients and now, after a recent update (do not know whether a port or OS triggers the problem) I receive this weird behaviour which is really boring. As far as I know, there was a Kerberos5/Heimdal update recently on FreeBSD 10. I did a "make delete-old-*" in /usr/src and deleted those old files/libs/dirs et cetera. After that, I had to recompile a bunch of ports, even all dependencies of openldap, postgresql, pgadmin and even subversion to make them work again, since the were compiled against those deleted outdated libs in some parts. I can not exactly say that since then the problem occured, but I think it might be that way. Regards, Oliver
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