Re: [ADMIN] How to create a user with password

2002-04-04 Thread Nasir Simbolon
Also you need to specify the file name of password file in AUTH_ARGUMENT parameter in pg_hba.conf file. TYPE DATABASEIP_ADDRESS MASK AUTH_TYPE AUTH_ARGUMENT Local all password

[ADMIN] How to create a user with password

2002-04-04 Thread Web Administrator
Title: How to create a user with password > Hi, all: > > In the file of pg_hba.conf, I give the following parameter: > > TYPE  DATABASE    IP_ADDRESS      MASK        > AUTH_TYPE     AUTH_ARGUMENT > Local all                       

[ADMIN] How to create a user with password

2002-04-04 Thread Web Administrator
Title: How to create a user with password Hi, all: In the file of pg_hba.conf, I give the following parameter: TYPE    DATABASE    IP_ADDRESS      MASK        AUTH_TYPE       AUTH_ARGUMENT Local   all                         password   

Re: [ADMIN] Request for comment...

2002-04-04 Thread Ron Mahoney
RedHat 7.2 PostgreSQL 7.2 Dual Pentium III, with 256MB RAM (really need 512MB as a minimum), SCSI drives. 4 Million insert in one month and still going. Remeber to VACUUM ANALYZE (very important for the planner). Use the tuning tips to tune at least shared_buffers, and sort_mem. On Wed, 3

Re: [ADMIN] How to create a user with password]

2002-04-04 Thread Nasir Simbolon
Also you need to specify the file name of password file in AUTH_ARGUMENT parameter in pg_hba.conf file. TYPE DATABASEIP_ADDRESS MASK AUTH_TYPE AUTH_ARGUMENT Local all password

Re: [ADMIN] How to create a user with password

2002-04-04 Thread Felipe Nascimento
Title: RE: [ADMIN] How to create a user with password use the utility pg_passwd. The argument is the file that will hold the passwords  $pg_passwd  passfile Username:postgres New password: Re-enter new password: -Original Message- From: Web Administrator [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [ADMIN] help on to_date conversion please....

2002-04-04 Thread Karel Zak
On Wed, Apr 03, 2002 at 04:02:11PM -0800, Chris Pesko wrote: > Thanks. That seems a better way to go. The PostgreSQL docs is your good friend :-) > At 03:47 PM 4/3/02 -0800, Stephan Szabo wrote: > > >You might want to try the FM format on the to_char string... > >sszabo=# select to_date(to_ch