PostgreSQL 9.0 has the psql option --no-password/-w, which is what you
want to use. It should be OK to also use this in older versions because
they will just fail and print nothing, which is no worse than the
disabled state now.
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** Changed in: pgbouncer (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Released
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Missing pgbouncer reload command in init script
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/244149
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The purpose of the pinentry package is to have a secure passphrase
entry. If you want a nonsecure one, you can probably implement that in
about 30 lines of shell script. Or just remove the passphrase from your
private key. Not that I recommend that. :)
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[wishlist] Pinentry does not allow to
It's an intentional upstream feature. The whole point of pinentry is
that the password doesn't leak anywhere in plain text. Using copy and
paste defeats that.
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[wishlist] Pinentry does not allow to paste into it, why?!
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/326132
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