Frequently unable connecting to db "server doesn't listen"

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Subject: Frequently unable connecting to db "server doesn't listen"
Date: 2009-04-20 02:10:08
Message-ID: bd9689740904191910s7c944a78i3ec7f1940499fab8@mail.gmail.com
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If this e-mail address is not intend use for asking questions using e-mail
suscription, please ignore it. I could not find any official PostgreSQL
support forum for me to post ask questions. Appreciated if you could you
refer me a few good PostgreSQL support forum for me to ask questions.

Problem:

The problem I am having has happened a few times within in a week. I am
repeatly not able to connect to the db and having "server doesn't listen"
message without touch anything, it just happen. First time it happen after I
restarting my computer that has not been restart for almost a month. After
restarting and trying to connect to DB and it failed, also I notice my
computer can not be restart nor shutdown under the normal way by click on
"start menu" and "shutdown or restart". I can only shut it down use the hard
way by pressing the power button, I don't know why, but its another story.
Therefore for DB, I only can fix it by uninstall and reinstall PostgreSQL.
But it happening repeatly.

Any one experience it? or to guide me to where I can find help?

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