Обсуждение: running pg_dumpall as superuser fails
Hello,
I am trying to figure out how to get pg_dumpall to work. My ultimate goal is to get this running as a cron to backup the DBs nightly.
By the way, I am running PostgreSQL 7.2.4 on redhat 7.3.
My problem is with authentication. I think it ultimately has to do with my pg_hba.conf file.
I am doing this in my shell script:
export PGUSER=superuser
export PGPASSWORD=passwd
(with the real user and passwd of a super user of course)
and the script always bombs saying that the password authentication fails for the user on the database.
I am using plesk 6.0.2 as my contorl panel for hosting, and it creates entries in my pg_hba.conf file like so:
local mydb1 password usrs_mydb1
local mydb2 password usrs_mydb2
local mydb3 password usrs_mydb3
I think this conflicts with running pg_dumpall as a super user.
What can I do to allow the superuser to run pg_dumpall?
Any help is greatly appreciated!
--Josh
I am trying to figure out how to get pg_dumpall to work. My ultimate goal is to get this running as a cron to backup the DBs nightly.
By the way, I am running PostgreSQL 7.2.4 on redhat 7.3.
My problem is with authentication. I think it ultimately has to do with my pg_hba.conf file.
I am doing this in my shell script:
export PGUSER=superuser
export PGPASSWORD=passwd
(with the real user and passwd of a super user of course)
and the script always bombs saying that the password authentication fails for the user on the database.
I am using plesk 6.0.2 as my contorl panel for hosting, and it creates entries in my pg_hba.conf file like so:
local mydb1 password usrs_mydb1
local mydb2 password usrs_mydb2
local mydb3 password usrs_mydb3
I think this conflicts with running pg_dumpall as a super user.
What can I do to allow the superuser to run pg_dumpall?
Any help is greatly appreciated!
--Josh