"Richard Watt" <warren_tf_mcarthur (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> writes:
Double check that the postmaster is really listening to 5321 and not
some other port ("netstat -l -n --inet" is a good way). It seems
possible there's a stray PGPORT setting somewhere you didn't notice.

If that's not it, I'd guess that the kernel's ipfilter rules are set to
reject traffic to 5321. You'll need to punch a hole in the firewall
rules.

In any case, "connection refused" is a kernel-level failure message;
your connection request did not get delivered to the postmaster at all.
So you should be looking at generic communications problems rather
than Postgres-specific ideas.

regards, tom lane

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