On 16/02/07, David Burleson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
- Three computers with one IP address? Simultaneously? Are you sure?
The three computers are on a local network that connects to the internet
through a hub, thus having the same outside IP address of 62.6.162.34.
They all have network IP addresses of 172.20.32.%.
I see.
- How do you know you don't need a password? Could you show us the
complete pg_hba.conf file?
The reason I say that I don't need a password is that every other
PGAdmin install doesnt enter a password. That is the only think that has
led me to conclude that I don't need to pass a password, isn't that
default for the user 'postgres' anyways? And heres the conf file. Thanks
No, it's not - at least not from the "outside".
[...]
# "local" is for Unix domain socket connections only
local all all trust
# IPv4 local connections:
host all all 127.0.0.1/32 trust
# IPv6 local connections:
host all all ::1/128 trust
As you could see even from your conf file (which is a modified version
of the default one) the default is "allow everyone to login from the
this machine using unix domain sockets, IPv4 or IPv6 and _do not_
require a password". Now, the next lines are added by your DB
administrators and are specific to your configuration.
# host1. web server
host all all 69.16.237.154/32 trust
# Pete home
host all all 62.190.238.189/32 md5
# Will
host all all 82.71.53.201/32 md5
And the next line is relevant to you. It still says you need to supply
a password.
# Turbine
host all all 62.6.162.34/32 md5
host all all 67.43.10.135/32 md5
# Will home
host all all 82.71.53.201/32 md5
# David Home
host all all 84.13.4.175/32 trust
#Ben Home
host all all 80.195.227.249/32 trust
[...]
So, when you do supply a password, what is the error message? And
could you look in the server's logs and see what's the error message
there?
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