Postgres database configuration issues

amycommits

HOBBY

a year ago

I am building my first project in a while. When I look at my variables I have:

DATABASE_URL: postgresql://postgres:EpPKoCiTMJhfWsuDiwYTPMtqVSzpCRwD@postgres.railway.internal:5432/railway

but I keep running into an issue like this:

{
databaseUrl: 'postgresql://postgres:EpPKoCiTMJhfWsuDiwYTPMtqVSzpCRwD@postgres.railway.internal:5432/railway'
}
Using environment: production
getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND postgres.railway.internal
Error: getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND postgres.railway.internal
at GetAddrInfoReqWrap.onlookup as oncomplete

✗ railway run ping postgresql://postgres:EpPKoCiTMJhfWsuDiwYTPMtqVSzpCRwD@postgres.railway.internal:5432/railway

ping: cannot resolve postgresql://postgres:EpPKoCiTMJhfWsuDiwYTPMtqVSzpCRwD@postgres.railway.internal:5432/railway: Unknown host

what can I do to get the postgres instance connected?

0 Replies

amycommits

HOBBY

a year ago

project id: 90fe61f2-e607-4d1c-b46e-c464d225b530/

brody

EMPLOYEE

a year ago

locally you must use the public host and port.

please know that railway run, runs the command locally.

amycommits

HOBBY

a year ago

Would there be an issue if I accidentally did rails up when linked to the postgres server?

brody

EMPLOYEE

a year ago

only a temporary issue, you would need to redeploy the database image from the deployment's 3-dot menu

brody

EMPLOYEE

a year ago

you wouldn't lose any data

amycommits

HOBBY

a year ago

that could be a part of my issue, thank you

amycommits

HOBBY

a year ago

well, the initial migration hasn't even run yet

amycommits

HOBBY

a year ago

Thank you! I didn't realize that's how railway link worked

brody

EMPLOYEE

a year ago

no problem!

amycommits

HOBBY

a year ago

While I have your attention: is there a reason why I would get a 500 error for my internal api calls?

Listening on http://[::]:8080

error: select distinct on ("f"."ticker") "fd".*, "f"."ticker", "f"."name", "f"."company", "f"."site", "f"."distribution_frequency", "f"."underlying",

      (

    ) AS avg_all_time from "fund_distributions" as "fd" inner join "funds" as "f" on "fd"."fund_id" = "f"."id" where [fd.next](fd.next)_declaration_date_on = (SELECT MAX(next_declaration_date_on) FROM fund_distributions WHERE fund_id = [fd.fund](fd.fund)_id) - relation "fund_distributions" does not exist

at Parser.parseErrorMessage (/app/.output/server/node_modules/pg-protocol/dist/parser.js:283:98)

at Parser.handlePacket (/app/.output/server/node_modules/pg-protocol/dist/parser.js:122:29)

at Parser.parse (/app/.output/server/node_modules/pg-protocol/dist/parser.js:35:38)

at Socket. (/app/.output/server/node_modules/pg-protocol/dist/index.js:11:42)

at Socket.emit (node:events:517:28)

at addChunk (node:internal/streams/readable:368:12)

at readableAddChunk (node:internal/streams/readable:341:9)

at Readable.push (node:internal/streams/readable:278:10)

at TCP.onStreamRead (node:internal/stream_base_commons:190:23) {

length: 119,

severity: 'ERROR',

code: '42P01',

detail: undefined,

hint: undefined,

position: '2478',

internalPosition: undefined,

internalQuery: undefined,

where: undefined,

schema: undefined,

table: undefined,

column: undefined,

dataType: undefined,

constraint: undefined,

file: 'parse_relation.c',

line: '1449',

routine: 'parserOpenTable'

}

amycommits

HOBBY

a year ago

At least the table exists in my Postgres instance now 😅

brody

EMPLOYEE

a year ago

fund_distrobutions does not exist