It used to be the case that psql could be run thus:
psql -U summer -h numbat template1 <<ZZ
password
<commands>
ZZ
which is very convenient in scripting.
Now, it writes a password prompt (successfully in my case) and tries to
read the password (presumably from the tty) which fails.
Here is the entire script that fails for me:
#!/bin/bash
set -x
psql -U summer -h $HOSTNAME template1 <<zz
thisisnotthepassword
--\h create
drop DATABASE sharetrader;
CREATE DATABASE sharetrader;
zz
I ran this script from my console:
#!/bin/bash
(
exec </dev/null
(
(
cat <<zz
to: $USER@$HOSTNAME
cc: summer@$HOSTNAME
subject: postgresql build and test run `date`
zz
set -x
time pg.build
time pg.setupdb
pg.ss start
time pg.test
pg.ss stop
) 2>&1) \
| /usr/sbin/sendmail -t &
)
Presumably opening the tty worked - there is stil a terminal associated
with the script.
The environment is Red Hat Linux 7.2, 2.4.17 kernel.
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