> If you have password authentication on for the other server as well try
> this command instead,
>
> psql -e worldwide -f worldwide.pgdump
>
> where the -f switch tells psql to execute commands contained in a file.
> I just fought with that one today for a bit until I remembered that
> switch. You should then get a password prompt to enter your password.
Oh, and remember to "fix" the dump file -- it'll contain the username and
password prompts (remember that they were sent to stdout...)
You might consider doing filesystem backups instead of the dump stuff --
it's a great deal easier.
John
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