Postgres GOD wrote:
>> Use lines such as
>>
>> local all password
>> host 192.137.23 255.255.255.0 crypt
>>
>> in /etc/postgresql/pg_hba.conf; then you can use
>>
>> CREATE USER user WITH PASSWORD password...
>>
>
>thanks for your help. i followed your instructions but can't still connect
>to my database. btw, i'm using 6.3.2 version. i copied exactly the two
>lines you've mentioned above in my pg_hba.conf and i even tried modifying
>using my server's ip but still user authentication failed.
>
>what should be the problem with this?
Have you restarted the postmaster after editing pg_hba.conf?
Have you created a password for yourself before trying to connect
using password authentication?
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