Prolly just something down in the windows universe md5 related? :-)
Not a winguru :)
-Dunno about windows, but what if you set the trust to 'password' and
reload. If it works, there is something wrong with the method, or
that's what I'd rather tho.
-any $ENV var affecting?
g.-
On 3/23/06, Andrea <andrea.b73@email.it> wrote:
> Ok!!! Setting 'trust' instead of 'md5' works well!!
> Now psql doesn't ask me the password while pgAdmin III works too and ask
> me the password (why this difference???).
>
> <confused on>
> I continue to wonder why I got 2 different behaviours on my 2 PCs. At
> home I have 'md5' and it works! ;)
> <confused off>
>
> Regards.
> Andrea
>
> > replace the md5 with trust, and try again.
> >
> >
> > # IPv4 local connections:
> > host all all 127.0.0.1/32 trust
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