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> Martin Jürgens
> Sent: 15 October 2006 16:46
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [pgadmin-hackers] Bug: "New Server" demands password
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> Hi,
> I didn't find any information about where to file bugs on
> your homepage
> so I will post it here:
>
> In the "New Server" dialog, the button "OK" remains disabled until
> typing into the username field. In this case "need password"
> is not checked.
A username is always required.
> Supplying an username and choosing OK produces "Error
> connecting to the
> server: fe_sendauth: no password supplied", but the Postgres
> cluster is
> not configured to require a password from the user.
This message comes from PostgreSQL, not pgAdmin - perhaps the users pg_hba.conf
file has a password entry for the database above the trust entry? I've tested
with a trusted connection with 1.6b3 and it connects with no problems without a
password.
Regards, Dave.
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