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bambizas19

Connection to localhost:5432 refused when starting spring app

Hello everyone. I have ssh tunnel on my computer, it works fine, i can brose DB etc. in my application.yaml i have this config: 
spring:
  datasource:
    platform: postgres
    url: jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/dev6
    username:usr
    password:pwd
spring:
  datasource:
    platform: postgres
    url: jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/dev6
    username:usr
    password:pwd
but when i try to run my spring app, i get the error that Connection to localhost:5432 refused. i read countless posts and threads on the internet, but still no help. Asked LLMs, but still no luck. Am i doomed?
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bambizas19
bambizas19OP•4mo ago
any help?
dan1st
dan1st•4mo ago
Can you access the DB from your local machine in a different way? e.g. the psql tool or DBeaver
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Plummip
Plummip•4mo ago
Ud have to tell us more about the setup. The OS of each system, the tunnels target host (containerd, WSL, remote?), DB (containerd, WSL, remote?) You could try for now: Change postgresql config file, might want to change listen_addresses to * localhost & 127.0.0.1 (the loopback adresses) do not send a packet on the network wheras using your (192.168..) does.
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bambizas19OP•4mo ago
dbeaver works fine from my computer
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dan1st•4mo ago
Can you show the DBeaver configuration? Can you show the stack trace of the Spring application?
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