pokertracker 4 can't connect to database

GGPoker: Import: Import All-In Or Fold hands to the best of our ability when the hand is missing board cards for a street that are displayed on subsequent streets.

GGPoker: Import: Fixed some no-limit tournaments incorrectly importing as fixed limit.

Chico: Consolidated around Chico and removed BetOnline.*.

Tournament Detection: Improved rebuy and addon detection.

PokerStars.DE: Added support for PokerStars German client.

PokerTracker 4.17.9 Release Notes - July 17, 2023 * IMPORTANT: If you backed up your database in v4.17.9, we recommend creating a new backup in 4.17.10! Some large backups in the previous version may not restore properly.

Tournament Detection: Updated TD engine to 6.45.

SwC: Import: Fixed invalid pot size errors for real-time hands with partial hands.

Revolution: HUD: Fixed HUD not displaying on “Happy Hour” tables.

PostgreSQL: Installation: Updated PostgreSQL installation to the correct path for PostgreSQL versions greater than 9.

PostgreSQL: Database Management: Fixed version number display.

HHPoker: Import: Fixed incorrect net adjusted results for “bomb pot” hands.

GGPoker: Import: Worked around All-In or Fold hands with no flop in the hand history so that they import properly.

Backup/Restore: Fixed bug causing some large database backups to fail*.

iPoker: Added support for SEK currency.

Your new database is now available from the 'Database Management' window.PokerTracker 4.17.10 Release Notes - September 04, 2023

For more information on configuring PostgreSQL to allow remote connections please see our tutorial on networking a PostgreSQL database. If you are using a virtual machine, such as VMWare Fusion or Parallels Desktop, we strongly recommend running PostgreSQL in the host operating system, which may necessitate changing the Server entry to the local IP address of your host operating system if you do not already have the defaults configured in this fashion.

This information will only need to be altered if you utilize a remote PostgreSQL server or are running PokerTracker within a virtual machine. These boxes will be automatically populated, as shown here. In most cases the default information will not need to be changed. Server, User, Port and Password are the four pieces of information needed to connect to a PostgreSQL server. They do not need to be the same but you will probably find it easier to keep track of things if you keep them the same.

The 'Name' field is the name which PokerTracker 4 uses and the 'Database' in PostgreSQL Server Information is the name of the actual PostgreSQL database.

Pokertracker 4 can't connect to database