* Tom Lane ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> If you're worried about having the system insecure even transiently
> against local bad guys, it's possible to do this without opening any
> hole, but it requires taking the DB down for a few minutes so you can
> do the password change in standalone mode.
An
Dat Chu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am the new sysadmin and was given the task to move a postgresql
> installation from one box to another. So I want to do pg_dumpall .
> However, there is no record of postgresql superuser/root password. I
> do have root access to the system however.
Edit pg_
Hi,
I am the new sysadmin and was given the task to move a postgresql
installation from one box to another. So I want to do pg_dumpall .
However, there is no record of postgresql superuser/root password. I
do have root access to the system however.
Does anyone have a suggestion on what I should
On 11.07.2007 08:10, Dat Chu wrote:
I am the new sysadmin and was given the task to move a postgresql
installation from one box to another. So I want to do pg_dumpall .
However, there is no record of postgresql superuser/root password. I
do have root access to the system however.
Does anyone ha
