Rajiv Rajaian-2 wrote:
>
> [root@g151 ~]# su postgres -c "createdb postgres"
> could not change directory to "/root"
> CREATE DATABASE
> [root@g151 ~]# echo "CREATE USER globus WITH PASSWORD 'globus' CREATEDB;"
> |
> psql -U postgres -d postgres
> psql: FATAL: Ident authentication failed for user "postgres"
> [root@g151 ~]# su postgres -c "echo \"CREATE USER globus WITH PASSWORD
> 'globus' CREATEDB;\" | psql -U postgres -d postgres"
> could not change directory to "/root"
> CREATE USER
> [root@g151 ~]# su globus -c "createdb rftDatabase"
> could not change directory to "/root"
> CREATE DATABASE
>
Rajiv,
Did you have your METHODs set to "trust" in your "pg_hba.conf" file (in the
$PGDATA directory)?
My question is, similar to yours, is there a way to:
1) run "initdb" as user "postgres" on an empty $PGDATA directory to start
from scratch
2) change the METHODs in "$PGDATA/pg_hba.conf" from "trust" -> "password"
3) start the postgresql server
4) run "createdb mydb" with no prompt for a password? (as user root or
postgres?)
I can only perform step 4 (createdb mydb) when the default METHOD is "trust"
in pg_hba.conf and I'm wondering if is any way around it? I want to disable
"trust" for security purposes.
Must I use the METHOD "trust" first in order to create a user with
"createdb" privileges, and then change METHODs in pg_hba.conf from "trust"
to "password"?
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