Re: [GENERAL] postgres service account

2005-03-04 Thread Jim McMaster
 
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I found this same problem.  The uninstall really needs to remove this
account.  Either that, or the next install process needs to be able
to get the random password somehow.
 
Open a command prompt, then use the command "net user /delete
postgres" to get rid of the account. "net user" shows all users.
 
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Sent: Friday, March 04, 2005 3:55 PM
To: usya usya; pgsql-general@postgresql.org
Subject: Re: [GENERAL] postgres service account


Why don't you try to use another account for the service - while
reinstalling just fill in 'posgres2' as service account...
 
Best regards,
 
Peter

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From: usya usya <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  
To: pgsql-general@postgresql.org 
Sent: Friday, March 04, 2005 4:43 PM
Subject: [GENERAL] postgres service account

hi 
 
I just installed postgres 8.0.1 yesterday on my windows xp machine
and it created a service account with an auto-generated password .
 
pliz help me on how to remove/delete this account. 
 
i tried reinstalling but it couldn't be changed and i couldn't find
it any, where is it stored anyway.




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[GENERAL] Cannot get PostgreSQL to work with Ruby On Rails

2005-06-12 Thread Jim McMaster
 
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I am having problems getting PostgreSQL to work with Ruby On Rails. 
On Windows, I cannot get ActiveRecord to recognize the pure ruby
Postgres driver.  On linux, it complains about a missing constant
with the compiled postgres driver.  I suspect something wrong with
the database.yml file, but cannot figure out the problem.

Is there anyone who has gotten this to work?

Thank you.

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[GENERAL] Problem with postgres installation

2006-02-16 Thread Jim McMaster
I am trying to use the Windows installer for postgtes-8.0.3, for Windows XP
SP 2.  I had installed and de-installed it previously.  The install fails,
because the postgres user is defined on the system, and I do not know the
password.

The postgres user is not visible on the Windows User Accounts panel, so I
cannot delete it that way.  How can I get rid of the user so I can reinstall
postgres?

Thank you for any assistance.

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Re: [GENERAL] Problem with postgres installation

2006-02-17 Thread Jim McMaster
On Friday, February 17, 2006 12:50 AM, Richard Huxton
<mailto:dev@archonet.com> wrote:

> Jim McMaster wrote:
>> I am trying to use the Windows installer for postgtes-8.0.3, for
>> Windows XP SP 2.  I had installed and de-installed it previously. 
>> The install fails, because the postgres user is defined on the
>> system, and I do not know the password. 
>> 
>> The postgres user is not visible on the Windows User Accounts panel,
>> so I cannot delete it that way.  How can I get rid of the user so I
>> can reinstall postgres?
> 
>  From the command-prompt the "net user" command should let
> you reset the
> password/delete the user (you'll need to log in as an
> administrator to
> do so). A bit of googling should find some step-by-step instructions.


Thank you.  That was the solution.

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