On Wed, 2012-02-15 at 05:16 -0600, Michael Shapiro wrote:
> I have taken to making a copy of the password file so that when the
> connection fails and PgAdmin removes the password, I can put it back.
>
I think I've found your issue. Here is the way to trigger it:
1. Start PostgreSQL
2. Start pgAdmin
3. Connect to your server without typing a password (thanks to .pgpass)
4. Disconnect from your server
5. Stop PostgreSQL (not pgAdmin)
6. Connect to your server
--> error because PostgreSQL is not started
7. Start PostgreSQL
8. Connect to your server
--> pgAdmin asks for your password
if you click OK here without typing your password, then pgAdmin
records an empty password in the .pgpass file
The fix I pushed a few minutes ago doesn't allow pgAdmin to record an
empty password.
I suppose it'll fix your issue. If you can test the current code (master
or REL-1_14_0_PATCHES), that would be great.
--
Guillaume
http://blog.guillaume.lelarge.info
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