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I'm using PostgreSQL 9.4 with the PostGIS extension. Everything was working fine until I turned off my server to move it to a different location in my rack.

Now I get the error "Server doesn't listen". My .conf files have the "*" for listening range and it's set to allow connections.

I can remote into my server and connect to "PostgreSQL 9.4 (localhost:5432) just fine. However I need to get to my server, GIS, and that's where I get the listening error.

Kyle
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First check service and restart service

if it not works check config file and sure parameter set as blew

listen_addresses = '*'
port = 5432

In command promprt check listen port ad blew:

netstat -abno | findstr :5432*

Also you can create new service easly in command prompt:

pg_ctl register -N [SERVICENAME] -U [USERNAME] -P [PASSWORD] -D
[DATADIR] -S [START-TYPE] -w

If your problem not solved you can check postgres log and send error log to us

https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.4/runtime-config-logging.html

MohammadReza moeini
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