Re: Why pg_dump 'trust' authentication fails under root and works under another user?

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Le 24/03/2011 08:34, Jaroslav ZÃruba a Ãcrit :
> Hello
> 
> I have pg_dump command in cron that accesses PostgreSQL under user postgres
> and does not provide a password.
> 
> pg_dump --username=postgres ...
> 
> I have set in pg_hba.conf that user postgres should be trusted for all
> databases from localhost.
> 
> local all postgres trust
> 
> When I run the command under regular user it works.
> When I run it under root (sudo -i) it requires password, and therefore the
> crontab task fails to authenticate.
> 

Are you sure the password is not asked by the sudo command, rather than
by the pg_dump one?


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