Cant't connect self hosted airbyte (windows) to localhost psql

  • Is this your first time deploying Airbyte?: Yes
  • OS Version / Instance: Windows
  • Memory / Disk: 5Gb
  • Deployment: Docker
  • Airbyte Version: 0.40.18 as received from git clone https://github.com/airbytehq/airbyte.git
  • Source name/version: self hosted (localhost) Psql 14.1
  • Destination name/version: Doesn’t applies for this question
  • Step: The issue is happening during setting up the connection
  • Description: I have setted up a self hosted airbyte on my windows 11 laptop using an ubunt WSL2 as described here Local Deployment | Airbyte Documentation
    And I have also a running psql database on my pc with some tables. I wanted to connect my self hosted airbyte (accessed via https://localhost:8000 on my browser) to that psql, but it says it can’t connect. I’ve attached an image of the parameters I am setting. On the left hand of the image is airbyte’s UI and on the right my psql database credentials as seen on pgadmin. Also, if I try to connect ot my psql via command (cmd) it works with those credentials, I just run psql -h localhost -U postgres and then asks me the password and it’s fine. I am also sure the password I gave airbyte is fine too.

Why can’t I connect? Here’s the image

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Hello Eugenio, it’s been a while without an update from us. Are you still having problems or did you find a solution?

Hi Marcos, yeah I still have this issue