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Re: Postgres passwords...
one cool method is to use pg_passwd which is there on your system in the
bin directory of your postgres installation. Using pg_hba.conf is tricky
but possible.
\Indraneel
On Mon, 28 Aug 100, Ajay Dudani wrote:
> Hello...
>
> so you just want have postgres password...
> simple..go to userconf and set a password for postgres..
> of simply passwd postgres ..
>
> then login as postgres user with that password and 'create user' ... let root
> or any other be the user and then work with it....
>
> Ajay
>
>
> >Hi,
> >
> >How do I enable passwords for postgresql? I tried changing the
> >pg_hba.conf, with the USERAUTH set to "password". Once I do it, it asks me
> >for password when I try running psql from $ prompt. But where do I set the
> >password??
> >
> >I tried logging in as postgres (the db admin), and updating pg_shadow
> >table, like this
> >
> >update pg_shadow set password='' where usename='';
> >
> >but after changing pg_hba.conf for password authentication, I can't use
> >the as password for .. What is going wrong??
> >
> >I tried looking at postgres admin/user/programmar guides. But could not
> >find anything useful...
> >
> >TIA,
> >Kedar.
> >
> >
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