On 01/13/2012 09:10 AM, debian nick wrote:
Thanks raymond, you were right, i never think that psql was using
.pgpass file. When a delete it psql ask me for the password.
THANKS I’ll never figure that out.
You still should check your pg_hba.conf file for trust and ident
connection rules. .pgpas
Thanks raymond, you were right, i never think that psql was using .pgpass
file. When a delete it psql ask me for the password.
THANKS I’ll never figure that out.
2012/1/13 Raymond O'Donnell
> On 12/01/2012 05:16, debian nick wrote:
> > I have postgresql 8.4.9 installed now, my problem is that fr
On 12/01/2012 05:16, debian nick wrote:
> I have postgresql 8.4.9 installed now, my problem is that from time to
> time my postgresql let psql version 8.4.9 access the database without
> asking for password (psql -d mydatabase -h myhost -U myuser), and the
> connection attempts from psql 8.3 are no
On Wednesday, January 11, 2012 9:16:04 pm debian nick wrote:
> I have postgresql 8.4.9 installed now, my problem is that from time to time
> my postgresql let psql version 8.4.9 access the database without asking for
> password (psql -d mydatabase -h myhost -U myuser), and the connection
> attempts
On Thursday, January 12, 2012 02:16:04 AM debian nick wrote:
> Any help will be really appreciate.
Check your pg_hba.conf file for any entries with "trust" or "ident". Remove
them and restart the server.
Also look for .pgpass files in the home directories of any user seeing this.
--
Sent via p
I have postgresql 8.4.9 installed now, my problem is that from time to time
my postgresql let psql version 8.4.9 access the database without asking for
password (psql -d mydatabase -h myhost -U myuser), and the connection
attempts from psql 8.3 are not allowed no matter what i got time out
exceptio
