14 days ago
title says it all.
I'm just having trouble connecting from my local device, wondering if it's because railway doesn't allow it.
I am planning on making sure I can connect to it locally, migrate data, then add in GitHub stuff. but i can't get past step 1 :(
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14 days ago
Hey there! We've found the following might help you get unblocked faster:
If you find the answer from one of these, please let us know by solving the thread!
14 days ago
made it private because I feel like this is a dumb question to ask in public
13 days ago
Whenever I do that, it says that connection to 5432 failed, due to timeout, when using production.up.railway.app
It also runs into the same issue when I use the proxy provided too.
week2
Whenever I do that, it says that connection to 5432 failed, due to timeout, when using production.up.railway.appIt also runs into the same issue when I use the proxy provided too.
13 days ago
Can you check if the Data
tab of your Postgres service/database loads fine? It should look like this:
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13 days ago
Yea, looks like that.
Just realized the database itself is connected to a mount that is set to delete soon.
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week2
forgot to put this
13 days ago
Thanks for providing the screenshot, you should be able to get the public connection url of your Postgres database by clicking on Connect
and then switch to Public Network
in the newly opened modal.
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13 days ago
Alright, I think this is a me issue and not a railway issue, since it seems that I dont have psql installed, which means I must have installed postgres wrong :(
13 days ago
Solved the issue on my hand, I believe.
13 days ago
Alright, I have my data backed up, but just checking on if the 'captivating-volume' mount disappears, will the data on the postgres server also go away?
week2
Alright, I have my data backed up, but just checking on if the 'captivating-volume' mount disappears, will the data on the postgres server also go away?
13 days ago
The volume shouldn't disappear randomly, technically you can't even delete it before deleting your postgres service. But if you do delete the volume, then yes, the data will be gone.
13 days ago
approved that one, since i dont need help anymore. thanks tho!
Status changed to Solved brody • 13 days ago