On Fri, 16 May 2008, LaRue, Patricia wrote:
I installed PostgreSQL and created the initial "very long" password and wrote it down. Someone else did something to change it and now neither one of us can log into the DB. So I tried to uninstall and reinstall but my "very long" password is not recognized and without it I cannot complete the installation. I even tried removing all PostgreSQL stuff from the registry. Does anyone know how I can blow away wherever that password is located and start fresh?
Easiest thing is to change your pg_hba.conf to trust for the host from which you're connecting, reload postgresql, then use ALTER ROLE to set the password back to something you know. Finally, change you pg_hba.conf back to its previous value then reload postgresql again.
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