FATAL 1: Database dbname=template1 does not exist in pg_database

Carsten Huettl wrote:

Hello again,

When I ty to access my pgsql with apache and php3 I got the following
error:

FATAL 1: Database dbname=template1 does not exist in pg_database
When I connect with psql I can see template1.

How do I insert template1 into pg_database?

Looks like you're using the wrong syntax for pg_open?

Try:
$template_db = pg_Connect("dbname=template1");
or:
$template_db = pg_Connect("", "", "", "", "template1");

Cheers,
Andrew.

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Carsten Huettl <chuettl@ahorn-Net.de> writes:

When I ty to access my pgsql with apache and php3 I got the following
error:

FATAL 1: Database dbname=template1 does not exist in pg_database
When I connect with psql I can see template1.

How do I insert template1 into pg_database?

Read it again: the error message is complaining because you tried to
access a database named "dbname=template1". Better check the syntax
on the connection subroutine you are using --- looks like a confusion
between positional parameters and keyword-style connect strings...

regards, tom lane

Hi,
I am using a shared web server with a web hosting company. We have no
root access. I know it is possible to compile and install postgreSQL
even without root access but is it possible to install the perl module
Pg without root access? Is it possible to install and run it off a local
directory in which I have access rights? I heard about the perl
-I option but I don't know if it would work in this case.

Thanks in Advance

Ryan

Andrew McMillan schrieb:

FATAL 1: Database dbname=template1 does not exist in pg_database
When I connect with psql I can see template1.

How do I insert template1 into pg_database?

In the meantime I figured out, was was going wrong with my
postgresql installation.

I made a big mistake configuring the config.inc.php3 file
There I had wrong entries for user and stduser. After correcting this
phpPGadmin work quite well.

C.

Tom Lane schrieb:

Read it again: the error message is complaining because you tried to
access a database named "dbname=template1". Better check the syntax
on the connection subroutine you are using --- looks like a confusion
between positional parameters and keyword-style connect strings...

In the meantime I figured out, was was going wrong with my
postgresql installation.
I made a big mistake configuring the config.inc.php3 file
There I had wrong entries for user and stduser. After correcting this
phpPGadmin work quite well.

C.