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specifying a username for a DB
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Hi blues77,
Maybe this will help. Its from the postgres static doc version 7.3.1.
LelandJ Leland F. Jackson, CPA
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Maybe this will help. Its from the postgres static doc version 7.3.1.
LelandJ Leland F. Jackson, CPA
Software - Master (TM)
Nothing Runs Like the Fox
this is for redhat 7.x
log in as root
go to the command promt(or console as you call it)
type service postgresql start
there should be a confirmation saying that service started
type su postgres
then type createuser somename
there will be a question saying
"should user be allowed to create/drop databases?"
type y
then create a database by typing
createdb dbname
then type
psql template1
then type grant all privileges on dbname to somename
that should be all
log in as root
go to the command promt(or console as you call it)
type service postgresql start
there should be a confirmation saying that service started
type su postgres
then type createuser somename
there will be a question saying
"should user be allowed to create/drop databases?"
type y
then create a database by typing
createdb dbname
then type
psql template1
then type grant all privileges on dbname to somename
that should be all
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