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Subject: Moteview database problem
From: "Hana'a AL-Theiabat" <***@gmail.com>
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when i install Moteview 2.0 on windows XP this problem appeared :

""Moteview the database server localhost is not available please input a valid server name""

the version of pgsql is PostgreSQL 8.0.0-rc1

anyone have any idea to solve this ?

[John R Pierce]

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the version of pgsql is PostgreSQL 8.0.0-rc1
anyone have any idea to solve this ?

step 1, install a supported version. 8.0 has been EOSL for several
years now, the first robust version of PostgreSQL on MS Windows is 8.3,
adn even that is EOL now, 8.4.16 is the oldest version currently
supported. 8.0.0-Rc1 was a beta release of the first release of the
8.0 series, which got up to like 8.0.26 before it was discontinued.
8.0.0 was released in January 2005, its 2013 now.

I have no idea what Moteview 2.0 is, never heard of it. This
package supports PostgreSQL ? what version(s) do they recommend? does
it require additional database connectivity components like ODBC, or
NPGSQL or ?

anyways, I don't believe this is a postgresql bug, so doesn't belong on
this list.
--
john r pierce 37N 122W
somewhere on the middle of the left coast

[Hana'a AL-Theiabat]

i used this link
http://www.enterprisedb.com/products-services-training/pgdownload#windows


On Sun, Mar 24, 2013 at 9:13 AM, Hana'a AL-Theiabat

this application use PostgreSQL 8.0.0-rc1 on windows xp ,, it is for
wireless sensors nodes,
however from this link i try to download PostgreSQL 8.3 but it is require
password during instillation ?? have you any idea ?

Post by John R Pierce

Post by News Subsystem
the version of pgsql is PostgreSQL 8.0.0-rc1
anyone have any idea to solve this ?

step 1, install a supported version. 8.0 has been EOSL for several
years now, the first robust version of PostgreSQL on MS Windows is 8.3, adn
even that is EOL now, 8.4.16 is the oldest version currently supported.
8.0.0-Rc1 was a beta release of the first release of the 8.0 series, which
got up to like 8.0.26 before it was discontinued. 8.0.0 was released in
January 2005, its 2013 now.
I have no idea what Moteview 2.0 is, never heard of it. This package
supports PostgreSQL ? what version(s) do they recommend? does it require
additional database connectivity components like ODBC, or NPGSQL or ?
anyways, I don't believe this is a postgresql bug, so doesn't belong on
this list.
--
john r pierce 37N 122W
somewhere on the middle of the left coast

[Hana'a AL-Theiabat]

this application use PostgreSQL 8.0.0-rc1 on windows xp ,, it is for
wireless sensors nodes,
however from this link i try to download PostgreSQL 8.3 but it is require
password during instillation ?? have you any idea ?

Post by News Subsystem
the version of pgsql is PostgreSQL 8.0.0-rc1
anyone have any idea to solve this ?

step 1, install a supported version. 8.0 has been EOSL for several years
now, the first robust version of PostgreSQL on MS Windows is 8.3, adn even
that is EOL now, 8.4.16 is the oldest version currently supported.
8.0.0-Rc1 was a beta release of the first release of the 8.0 series, which
got up to like 8.0.26 before it was discontinued. 8.0.0 was released in
January 2005, its 2013 now.
I have no idea what Moteview 2.0 is, never heard of it. This package
supports PostgreSQL ? what version(s) do they recommend? does it require
additional database connectivity components like ODBC, or NPGSQL or ?
anyways, I don't believe this is a postgresql bug, so doesn't belong on
this list.
--
john r pierce 37N 122W
somewhere on the middle of the left coast

[John R Pierce]

this application use PostgreSQL 8.0.0-rc1 on windows xp ,, it is for
wireless sensors nodes,

I think you should contact the application vendor for support if they
are using such old and obsolete postgres versions.

however from this link i try to download PostgreSQL 8.3 but it is
require password during instillation ?? have you any idea ?

probably the password to the `postgres` service account created by the
8.0 install. control panel -> admin tools -> computer management ->
local users and groups -> users, find the postgres account, and set a
new password via right click... then install the newer postgres and
tell it what that password is.
--
john r pierce 37N 122W
somewhere on the middle of the left coast