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There could be several reasons why your connection attempts fail:

1. The simplest reason would be an incorrect username or password.  Just as easy to mistype would be the database and host names.

2. You might not have permissions to connect to the database.  Try looking at the pg_hba.conf file on the server to see if it grants you enough permissions from your host.  Usually this file is defaulted to only allow connections from localhost.

3. If it's a UNICODE error, you will need to recompile PostgreSQL from source.  Some linux distros include a buggy libpgtcl.so that needs replacing.  Or, instead of recompiling, try the -pgintcl command line option.

4. If you are connecting over a network, it may be the case that the database server was not started with the -i option, which is needed to allow TCP/IP connections.

5. Your connection state data might be stale.  Try removing the ~/.pgaccess/connections file and re-starting PgAccess.

6. If your database is v7.4 or greater, you will need to use the version 3 frontend/backend protocol.  Try the -pgintcl3 command line option to use the one provided with PgAccess.

If the above didn't help you, please send email to support@pgaccess.org or visit http://www.pgaccess.org
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