was thinking the passwords might be encrypted in the db; but then the
"password" authentication mechanism would be impossible, so that can't be it.
Thank you,
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I'm talking a standard backup procedure now; say a tar -czvf. So that
assuming certain procedures during storage, it should be possible to
guarantee this (although it wouldn't be easy). The questions is,
does Postgresql do that? I'm sceptical :)
Thanks!
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gres'
\.
Password: Password: psql: Password authentication failed for user 'postgres'
\connect template1
create database "postgres";
\connect postgres
Username: Password:
Connection to database 'postgres' failed.
ERROR: Missing '=' aft
I want to allow?
(And I promise, I wasn't experimenting with the latter when causing the
former :)).
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E-Mai
t care less about this type of security
because everything is done on the loopback interface so plain text is
fine. I just need to be able to connect using password authentication
(I'm using JDBC).
Any pointers are greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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> The recommendation is to use MD5. However, 7.3.1 has a fix so you can
> use 'password' again.
Ok - thanks!
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