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2009/8/26 Anze Cevka :
> Hello!
>
> I am wondering where can I found out what is my postgre SQL password,
> because I forgot it.
>
you have to add line to pg_hba.conf file for postgresql user.
from local change authentication method to trust (attention - from
this moment, your database is
Volodymyr Kostyrko wrote:
Zdenek Kotala wrote:
I tested on Solaris AMD64 and Sparc v240 (64bit) and it works for me.
Do you use 32bit or 64bit version of postgreSQL and what you have in
.pgpass?
I use sparc64 and my .pgpass file was like:
localhost:5432:*:pgsql:password
Actually i have alrea
Zdenek Kotala wrote:
I tested on Solaris AMD64 and Sparc v240 (64bit) and it works for me. Do
you use 32bit or 64bit version of postgreSQL and what you have in .pgpass?
I use sparc64 and my .pgpass file was like:
localhost:5432:*:pgsql:password
Actually i have already found the cause. Authoriz
I tested on Solaris AMD64 and Sparc v240 (64bit) and it works for me. Do
you use 32bit or 64bit version of postgreSQL and what you have in .pgpass?
Zdenek
Volodymyr Kostyrko wrote:
It seems to me that auth on the local interface(?) is broken somehow on
sparc64.
[data/pg_hba.c
> In an attempt to download the PostgreSQL, I inadvertantly
> choose to have a random password set. Since the random one
> was a mile long, I hit the back key thinking this would allow
> me to rechoose a password. Well, I was wrong, I have not
> completed the download, and I can not access it s
On Mon, 4 Jun 2001, Manager, RIKOP I.S.P. wrote:
> Dear Sir or Madam.
> We'we noticed that command
> psql -U user database
> don't check password. However databese was created next commad
> createdb -U user -W databese
What does your pg_hba.conf say?
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