Hello! I'm using postgresql for the db backend for my ser instance, after creating and populating a few obvious tables by handI seem to have it "mostly working". ( using ser-0.9.4 ) However, I'm stuck on the following: Oct 18 21:09:36 server /usr/sbin/ser[23595]: ERROR: permissions: trusted_reload(): Database problem Oct 18 21:09:36 server /usr/sbin/ser[23595]: init_trusted(): Reload of trusted table failed Oct 18 21:09:36 server /usr/sbin/ser[23595]: Error while initializing allow_trusted function Scratching my head, trying to figure out what might be causing that, but with no success - any clues? What I imagine is the relevant info: server ser # psql -U ser -W ser Password for user ser: Welcome to psql 8.1.4, the PostgreSQL interactive terminal. ser=# \dt List of relations Schema | Name | Type | Owner --------+------------+-------+------- public | subscriber | table | ser public | trusted | table | ser public | version | table | ser (3 rows) ser=# \d trusted Table "public.trusted" Column | Type | Modifiers --------------+-----------------------+----------- src_ip | character varying(39) | not null proto | character varying(4) | not null from_pattern | character varying(64) | not null Indexes: "trusted_pkey" PRIMARY KEY, btree (src_ip, proto, from_pattern) Am I missing a table, or a column somewhere? Is this a ser issue, or a db/sys-admin/permissions issue? Should I also provide my ser.cfg? Many thanks for any help/advice! ( also, is it possible to use the ser-0.10.x ser_postgres.sh/ser_dbtext.sh scripts for ser-0.9.4, rather than doing it all by hand? )