I had the same error and even a password error (for the correct password) after being a step further by some todo's and fixes that helped other people in previous versions īut none of them worked for postgresql version 12.3 and/or postgresql version 11.8 It looks like it is pgAdmin (probably version 4) or your admin rights or one of the files mentioned above (nf and/or pg_hba.conf). I mentioned this question thread with answers as being the solution to this error.īut in short it is what you all are saying: reinstall.īut it can be the same or a different version in my experience. I elaborated in a Stackoverflow post as answer to ' Is the server running on host “localhost” (::1) and accepting TCP/IP connections on port 5432?' a solution. Return to the installation instructions to complete the RapidMiner Server installation.This error happened to me to on PostgreSQL version 11.2 To use the database you have to use localhost as host, rm_user as user, rm_password as password and rapidminer_serverĪs schema in the RapidMiner Server installer. You now have finished preparing the RapidMiner Server database. Set owner to the new user created in the step above and click Save afterwards. Use rapidminer_server in the Database input field. Right-click on the item Databases, select Create -> Database. In the privileges tab ensure that Can login? is set to Yes. In the definition tab type in the user's password.
To create a new user, right-click on Login/Group Roles, select Create Login/Group Role. First, connect to the database by double-clicking on the instance name you created above. Separate applications should run with a separate database user. In the connection tab be sure to have the host set to localhost. In the default PostgreSQL setup, the administrator user is postgres with an empty password. Right-click on the item Servers, select Create -> Server and provide the connection to your PostgreSQL instance set up in step 1. If you do not already have the software, download PostgreSQL and pgAdmin and install them. Use these instructions to create a database using pgAdmin. Return to the installation instructions to complete the RapidMiner Server installation. GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE rapidminer_server TO rm_user You'll have a PostgreSQL prompt afterwards.Ĭreate the database: CREATE DATABASE rapidminer_server Īdd a dedicated user for the database: CREATE USER rm_user WITH ENCRYPTED PASSWORD 'rm_password' If you do not already have the software, download PostgreSQL and install it.Įxecute psql as the default database administrator user which is postgres. If you do not have a GUI available, for example when installing RapidMiner Server on a headless GNU/Linux machine, use the following instructions. The example uses the following credentials: Fieldįollow the instructions to create a database using a GUI, such as pgAdmin, or using the CLI.
The following instructions provide a sample that illustrates how to create a simple, open-source database server on your local machine (localhost) for use by the RapidMiner Server. You are viewing the RapidMiner Server documentation for version 9.4 - Check here for latest version Example: Creating a PostgreSQL Database Schema