There was indeed a blank after the line (after the password)... ^^
To Scott : yes, I set the file with 0600 permissions ;)
Thank you very much for your help.
Le lundi 18 mai 2009 à 11:59 -0400, Tom Lane a écrit :
> Nicolas Michel writes:
> > I tried to put my password in a .pgpass file into th
>
>
>
> > I tried to put my password in a .pgpass file into the home directory of
> > the root user (so /root/.pgpass). Here is a cat of that file :
> > *:*:*:*:test
> >
> >psql: FATAL: authentification par mot de passe choue pour
> ...
> > When prompt for a password, I enter 'test' and it
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: RIPEMD160
> I tried to put my password in a .pgpass file into the home directory of
> the root user (so /root/.pgpass). Here is a cat of that file :
> *:*:*:*:test
>
>psql: FATAL: authentification par mot de passe choue pour
...
> When prompt for
Nicolas Michel writes:
> I tried to put my password in a .pgpass file into the home directory of
> the root user (so /root/.pgpass). Here is a cat of that file :
> *:*:*:*:test
> (I tried only with stars to be sure my rule was not too strict).
> So, il I try this command :
> r...@pc:~ #
Hi here,
I'm trying to make my dump script working but it is not.
I tried to put my password in a .pgpass file into the home directory of
the root user (so /root/.pgpass). Here is a cat of that file :
*:*:*:*:test
(I tried only with stars to be sure my rule was not too strict).
So, il I try thi
