Any idea why I am getting this error when running fly postgres config view?
Oops, something went wrong! Could you try that again?
Anyone? This still isn’t working.
Was there a request ID printed when this happened?
Nope, maybe try yourself 
fly postgres config view -a catadesk-staging-db
A tip: If you compile flyctl yourself, such failing commands should then print the actual stack trace. There’s a bunch of nil references that trip the code up, which are quick fixes.
I think, flyctl should have a switch, say -vv, to show underlying errors. I mean, flyctl users are all developers, anyway.
This is still not working. Could someone look at this?
Could you send us the output for the following commands?
Flyctl version: fly version
Image version: fly image show
App status: fly status --app <app-name>
Fly doctor: fly doctor
Just tried and it worked for me:
~$ fly postgres config view -a catadesk-staging-db
NAME VALUE UNIT DESCRIPTION PENDING RESTART
log-min-duration-statement -1 ms Sets the minimum execution time above which all statements will be logged. (-1, 2147483647) false
log-statement none Sets the type of statements logged. [none, ddl, mod, all] false
max-connections 600 Sets the maximum number of concurrent connections. (1, 262143) false
shared-buffers 8192 8kB Sets the number of shared memory buffers used by the server. (16, 1073741823) false
shared-preload-libraries Lists shared libraries to preload into server. false
wal-level replica Sets the level of information written to the WAL. [minimal, replica, logical] false
~$ fly version
fly v0.0.0-1668537527+dev darwin/amd64 Commit: <commit> BuildDate: 2022-11-15T18:38:47Z
Yea, we updated the max-connections parameter and now fly config view works again 
So we can try to improve this a bit, what was it before and what is it now?
300 I think