Hi Neil,
pgAdmin tries to access the passwords saved by pgAdmin for each server here
and that's why it is asking multiple times. "Always allow" means pgAdmin
can access the passwords saved by pgAdmin any number of times. We can try
to add a check if the password is stored then only access, but tha
Nikhil,
A couple of problems. “Always allow” does not sound python pid specific. Are
you saying that it is? If I just click “Allow”, I have to do the same for
every defined connections even if the connection is not being used. As far as I
know I don’t have any stored passwords. I think someo
Hi Neil,
pgAdmin uses a Keychain to store the pgAdmin server passwords if users opt
for save password functionality. Keychain access is Python
process-specific. Hence allowing keychain access to the python process
requested by pgAdmin will be specific to this python pid. We are trying to
add a pgA
When I start pgAdmin on macOS, I get a request to allow ‘Python' access to my
keychain.
Allowing ‘Python' unfettered access to my keychain is not acceptable. I would
however, allow pgAdmin to access my keychain.
I understand that pgAdmin is using python.
Can someone explain or point to an ex
