PostgreSQL dont work with Kaspersky

[Kingbrian]

hi Days ago , I installed Kaspersky Internet Security. Since that moment, postgre dont start anymore. If i open PT, a window appears " Pokertracker was unable to connect to any PostgreSQL databases"
I reinstalled postgre. Postgre and PT are trustable porgrams for Kaspersky too.
when i go to services--> start postgreSQL Database ...it tries to start but doesnt work.

last logfile:
2009-03-22 11:18:33 LOG: could not resolve "localhost": Unknown host

2009-03-22 11:18:33 LOG: disabling statistics collector for lack of working socket

2009-03-22 11:18:33 WARNING: autovacuum not started because of misconfiguration

2009-03-22 11:18:33 HINT: Enable options "stats_start_collector" and "stats_row_level".

2009-03-22 11:18:33 LOG: database system was shut down at 2009-03-20 22:00:42

2009-03-22 11:18:33 LOG: checkpoint record is at 23/2B3B4708

2009-03-22 11:18:33 LOG: redo record is at 23/2B3B4708; undo record is at 0/0; shutdown TRUE

2009-03-22 11:18:33 LOG: next transaction ID: 0/13020753; next OID: 37903

2009-03-22 11:18:33 LOG: next MultiXactId: 1; next MultiXactOffset: 0

2009-03-22 11:18:33 LOG: database system is ready

2009-03-22 13:02:02 LOG: received fast shutdown request

2009-03-22 13:02:03 LOG: shutting down

2009-03-22 13:02:04 LOG: database system is shut down

2009-03-22 13:02:04 LOG: logger shutting down



Windows Vista
Kaspersky internet security 2009
PostgreSQL 8.3

ps: if i uninstall Kaspersky, everything works...

[WhiteRider]

Postgres needs access to port 5432 so make sure that is allowed.

We've heard of conflicts with kapersky before, though.
If you turn it off can you start postgres, just to confirm it?
You may want to report this conflict to kapersky and postgres - since we don't develop either of those there isn't much we can do about it unfortunately.

[Kingbrian]

No if i just turn it off, it dont work.
But if I uninstall Kaspersky , postgres works...

[WhiteRider]

OK, thanks - we've seen that behaviour with F-Secure too.
As I said, there's nothing PT3 can do about it, though - postgres is a separate application/service and if your firewall is preventing it starting then PT3 can't make it.