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Aiden Gerbrandt
2026-03-12 14:46:12 -05:00
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@@ -123,6 +123,7 @@ sudo apt install pgadmin4-desktop libnss3 libgbm-dev libasound2-dev
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## Setup ## Setup
### Initial Setup
First you will need to register your running server: First you will need to register your running server:
![Register Server](Screenshots/psql-register-server.png) ![Register Server](Screenshots/psql-register-server.png)
@@ -132,3 +133,12 @@ In the General tab enter a name for your postgres server, then in the connection
![Postgres Connection](Screenshots/psql-connection.png) ![Postgres Connection](Screenshots/psql-connection.png)
Now click save and pgAdmin should be ready to use as normal! Now click save and pgAdmin should be ready to use as normal!
### PSQL Tool Setup
You may need to point pgAdmin to your binary path, so that it knows where to find the `psql` tool.
In File -> Preferences, under "Binary paths", in the "PostgeSQL Binary Path" put `/usr/bin` for the version of postgres install, and click the Validate button (Clipboard with a checkmark) to ensure it works.
![Binary Path Selection](Screenshots/psql-binary-path.png)
Click the Save button in the top left, and the PSQL tool should now function.