To reproduce the problem:
1. Open pgAdmin
2. Double click on server to connect to. On the "Connect to Server" dialogue box check "Store Password" and enter your password.
3. Close pgAdmin.
4. Reopen pgAdmin and try to connect to the same server. You will be the following error: "Error connecting to the server: fe_sendauth: no password supplied"
- Windows XP w/all updates
- pgAdminIII 1.5 devel
- postgres-8.0.1
Thanks.
Mitch McKenzie
Programmer/Analyst
Learning Environment & Internet Services
University of Nebraska Medical Center
Phone: 402-559-9306
Cell Phone: 402-708-1493
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| Andreas Pflug <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Mitch S McKenzie wrote:
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> I have the same problem on the latest snapshot 1.5
I could not reproduce this. Please provide specific information about a
user that has this problem, i.e. post me the exact role name and
pgpass.conf line, and a description how you create/use the connection
using that login role. The only way I could produce the fe_auth message
was by deleting the password in pgpass.conf. If this is what you did,
the advice is "don't use an empty password".
Regards,
Andreas
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> It would be nice if it work but it is not critical.
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> Mitch McKenzie
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> [pgadmin-support] pgadmin 1.4 not remembering password
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> I just installed pgadmin 1.4. When I create a new connection and
> supply the password, it only seems to remember it until I restart.
> Then I get the message "Error connection to the server: fe_sendauth:
> no password supplied"
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> When I look at %APPDATA%/postgresql/pgpass.conf it look normal with
> the password and all. Is there something I am missing?
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> Regards,
> Collin
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