Hi Tom,
Thanks for looking at this.
I've tried with \n and \r\n separators to make sure it wasn't the
problem. I did a od -c to make sure the endings were the expected ones,
and I found no difference between just \n or \r\n.
The psql is able to deal with service=pg_trabalho, so I think libpq is
reading the file without line end issues.
I was able to get it run on another Windows (on a virtual machine I've
installed).
Right now, I suspected that the problem might be even upstream, when
libpq tries to use/resolve the address. I have to return to the network
where the problem was reported (a large intranet) and test it in the
original environment.
Regards,
Jorge Gustavo
Às 18:19 de 01/06/19, Tom Lane escreveu:
> PG Bug reporting form <noreply@postgresql.org> writes:
>> I'm using `pg_services.conf` to provide access to a Postgresql database.
>> ...
>> From other's feedback, I've tried to use the line separators in
>> pg_services.conf with \n and \r\n, but the result is the same (because there
>> is strange newline after the host address).
>
> Hm, can you double check that? It sure looks like something is failing to
> remove the "\r" from that line of pg_service.conf. Which is odd, because
> libpq opens the file in text mode so the Windows C library ought to take
> care of reducing "\r\n" to "\n".
>
> It seems like in general, maybe we ought to trim trailing spaces from
> pg_service.conf entries automatically. But I'm not entirely sure if
> that would fix this problem...
>
> regards, tom lane
>
>
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