Support #553
Updated by Daniel Curtis over 9 years ago
This is a simple guide for setting up a standalone PostgreSQL database server on Debian. * Use sudo to get a root shell <pre> sudo -s </pre> * Update the system: <pre> apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade </pre> h1. Install PostgreSQL * Install PostgreSQL <pre> apt-get install postgresql postgresql-client </pre> h2. Create a database and user * Create a regular system user account using adduser (skip this step to use an existing account): <pre> adduser somepguser </pre> * Connect to the default database: <pre> su - postgres psql </pre> #* Set a password for the postgres user: <pre> \password postgres </pre> #* The postgres admin console will show @postgres=#@, create a new database user and a database: <pre> CREATE USER somepguser WITH PASSWORD 'somepguserpass'; CREATE DATABASE somepgdatabase OWNER somepguser; </pre> #* Quit from the database <pre> \q </pre> * Exit from the postgres user <pre> exit </pre> * Connect as somepguser to the new database: <pre> su - somepguser psql somepgdatabase </pre> h3. Enable Network Service * Edit the main postgresql config: <pre> nano /etc/postgresql/9.4/main/postgresql.conf </pre> #* And change the @listen_addresses@ parameter: <pre> listen_addresses = '*' </pre> * Then append a rule to allow access from a given subnet: <pre> echo "host all all 192.168.0.0/24 trust" >> /etc/postgresql/9.4/main/pg_hba.conf </pre> * And restart postgresql: <pre> service postgresql restart </pre> h2. Resources * https://wiki.debian.org/PostgreSql