Not in my environment, I'm the only user. The DBA role is handled by the user
postgres by default. I'll just use the desktop version, since it's working fine
and I've been using it since v3.
Thanks. Kevin
On Tuesday, July 27, 2021, 10:42:02 PM PDT, Aditya Toshniwal
wrote:
Hi Kevin,
Hi Kevin,
On Wed, Jul 28, 2021 at 5:05 AM Kevin Struckhoff
wrote:
> Ok some additional background. I'm attempting to run pgadmin4 web from a
> CentOS VM hosted on my win 10 laptop. That VM also runs postgres13, so both
> app on 1 server. I have pgadmin4 desktop also running on my laptop just
>
: Resetting the pgadmin4 web user credentials
Ok some additional background. I'm attempting to run pgadmin4 web from a
CentOS VM hosted on my win 10 laptop. That VM also runs postgres13, so both app
on 1 server. I have pgadmin4 desktop also running on my laptop just fine and I
use the user postgr
Ok some additional background. I'm attempting to run pgadmin4 web from a CentOS
VM hosted on my win 10 laptop. That VM also runs postgres13, so both app on 1
server. I have pgadmin4 desktop also running on my laptop just fine and I use
the user postgres to login. The 1st pg_hba.conf makes that h
Kevin,
I don't think that the pgAdmin user and the database user are necessarily
the same thing (though I could be wrong) [see:
https://www.pgadmin.org/docs/pgadmin4/5.4/user_management.html ]. The
pg_hba.conf file defines what users/machines/methods are allowed to connect
to a postgresql server.
Sorry re-posting with a corrected subject.
Thanks. Kevin
On Tuesday, July 27, 2021, 3:20:39 PM PDT, Kevin Struckhoff
wrote:
After getting pgadmin4 installed and configured, I've found out that the user
credentials I specified during the setup don't work very well. I've added the
use
