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– Enter in the superuser ‘ postgres‘ and the password that was set in the initial PostgreSQL install. – Log in by going to your web root – click on the crossed out server The second change (line 93) is to allow access by the ‘postgres’ user which you set a password for in the initial PostgreSQL install, by changing the value to ‘false’: $conf = false The first key line (line 18) to change at this stage is to add in your local server ‘localhost’: $conf = 'localhost'
– edit the configuration file to make 2 changes: /phppgadmin/conf/
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– Download phpPGadmin, uncompress rename the directory to phppgadmin and file it in your web root
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To interact with PostgreSQL via a browser you need to install phpPGadmin, this can be done in two ways depending on how you have installed Apache/PHP, you can do it via the /Applications/PostgreSQL 9.2/Application Stack Builder under the Web Development category, but if you already have Apache and php running in your development environment and want to leave it running the way it is best off to download the phpPGAdmin source and use that. Successful connection Installing and configuring phpPGadmin – But it has a cross through it and is not connected, double-click it to enter the root database password that you entered earlier. Thats PostgreSQL installed – to interact with the database in /Applications/PostgreSQL 9.3 there is a GUI app called pgAdmin, launch that and you will see your initial connection. This is an optional step and the installer has a variety of installs including Apache/PHP stack, db drivers, CMS’es and db optimising tools. You can always come back to this later via: /Applications/PostgreSQL 9.3/Application Stack Builder.app Then select the category and checkbox want you want to download.
If you want to add any extras at this stage just select your install from the dropdown. If you want to install other components leave it checked, the installer will disappear and the stack builder will launch requiring your regular admin password. – Once the installer has finished, you have the option on using the stack builder to install additional components, if you want to add extra components leave it checked – this really depends on your existing configuration. – Set the port number – leave it at what it defaults at – yours will be 5432 if its the only Postgres install – leave it at 5432. – Set the postgres password – which is separate from any account of the operating system – Set the install and data directory, the defaults are just fine (Control click > Open the app to get around Mountain Lion’s Gatekeeper). To get PostgreSQL running on a OSX Mavericks client machine download the latest point and click binary of PostreSQL from PostgreSQL headquartersĭownload, uncompress and run the installer: This tutorial is a guide to install PostgreSQL database application OS X 10.9 Mavericks and the client app pgAdmin and browser tool phpPgAdmin to interact with the databases.
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