I have a database that was built under a Mandrake 7.2 postgres
installation. I am now running Debian (woody) on that machine, with
postgresql 7.2.1.
I still have the data directory from the old installation, so I
started a postmaster on a non-standard port, with a -D pointing to
that directory, and as the postgres user did:
pg_dumpall -p 8050 >/tmp/db.sql
I then tried to restore (again as the postgres user), as documented in
the pg_dumpall man page:
psql -f /tmp/db.sql template1
It does a few things, and then says:
psql:/tmp/db.sql:16: \connect: FATAL 1: IDENT authentication
failed for user "bostonre"
I would have thought the postgres user would be able to restore stuff
for any user. What am I doing wrong?
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