Hi All,
i created a user in pgadmin, specified a password
of course. the user is created, but the password is encypted somehow., i cannot
log in anymore!!!
please help me, what is the problem
Best Regards,
Iván HorváthChief Programmer
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Ivan,
I
tunnel my pgAdmin connection through an SSH connection to provide security for
pgAdmin logins. You can use the standard SSH port forwarding feature to
have your pgAdmin connect to PostgreSQL. I believe there is now
documentation on how to use SSH port forwarding with pgAdmin.
Hi Dave,
ok thank you!
but nevertheless the encryption of the user
password is not a bad idea, so what encyption method is used by
pgadmin?
i mean i create a user with pgadmin, specify a
password for the user
if i check the pg_shadow table i see a long text in
the pasword field.
if i w
pgAdmin doesn't use encryption itself, that tickbox
just makes it use the ENCRYPTED keyword in CREATE/ALTER USER sql statements in
PostgreSQL 7.2+. Check out the PostgreSQL 7.2 documentation for details on using
the encrypted passwords.
BTW.
PostgreSQL uses MD5.
Regards, Dave.
Hi,
Under
Tools -> Options, on the PostgreSQL tab, uncheck the box labelled 'Use
Encrypted Passwords', and then alter the password for your
user.
Regards, Dave.
-Original Message-From: Ivan Horvath
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 13 March 2002
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I have
just written a doc about the encrypted passwords which will be in the helpfile
for the next release of pgAdmin, and can be found at http://www.pgadmin.org/pgadmin2.php?ContentID=19";>http://www.pgadmin.org/pgadmin2.php?ContentID=19.
SSH
connections are slightly different to the en
