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JDBC driver? #364
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We provide our own JDBC driver for postgresql so you shouldn't need to install anything else. Can you provide any additional details about your configuration and the full log? May be some additional details in issue #95 regarding connection to third party cloud managed databases services. |
Here is the full log. There's not much to my configuration right now. I had spun up the empty Digital Ocean server just to test out FusionAuth & how it would hook into my existing dev db on Heroku. So it's literally just the FusionAuth install on that server. The Heroku box is running a graphql server and postgres with remote access via port 5432 allowed. I was not aware of issue #95 but I do think that it affects me; I cannot create a database with the credentials provided by Heroku, and instead created a new schema called fusionauth with the needed tables. However based on the error message, it doesn't seem like this issue is coming into play yet.
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Ah, ok. I think I see the issue. The PostgreSQL jdbc connection is |
Ah! What a dumb mistake. You are correct; all is working now. Since I had am using a fusionauth schema inside of an existing database (instead of a standalone fusionauth database), I had to also add |
No suitable driver found for jdbc:postgres
Description
Trying to set up fusionauth app + search server on Ubuntu 18.04 (digital ocean), and connect to a database on an external (heroku, just during development) server. Downloaded and installed the package as per instructions here but I am getting the following error when starting fustionauth-app
From fusionauth-app-.log:
io.fusionauth.app.maintenance.FusionAuthMaintenanceModeWorkflow - Determine database status : ORDINARY_USER_CANNOT_CONNECT [No suitable driver found for jdbc:postgres://[host]:5432/[database]]
I tried installing https://packages.ubuntu.com/disco/libpostgresql-jdbc-java but that didn't change anything.
Any help would be appreciated!
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