On 07/01/2013 01:47 PM, Hombakazi Cynthia Jozela wrote:
> I am new in Postgresql, and as a start,I just I attended a short postgresql course from EnterpriseDB, but unfortunately I did not know Linux at all as I have been on windows , but I had no choice as it was rendered using Linux, so I am just testing my knowledge as I will be taking an online course very soon and I am stuck.
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> I wanted to restart postgres cluster after I made changes on postgresql.conf, a propt for the postgres password appears, i provide it and i know its correct I even reserted it but i get the message that "sorry, try again" . What could I possible be doing wrong?
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> this is what I did:
> [postgres@localhost ~]$ vi /opt/PostgreSQL/9.2/data/postgresql.conf to change conf file and I successfully did it
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> then
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> [postgres@localhost ~]$ /opt/PostgreSQL/9.2/scripts/serverctl.sh restart
Which Linux are you on? How did you install PostgreSQL?
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