"Sally Sally" <dedeb17@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> I wanted to use md5 authentication method for my pg db. I was initially
> using a trust method and I noticed when I switched to md5 I had to assign a
> password to the user postgres as it was created without one. Here do I pass
> an md5 encrypted string?
No. md5 just refers to the way it's stored in pgsql.
> Also everytime I connect via perl's DBI do I have
> to pass it the encrypted string (if so which perl module for md5 encryption
> is the best to use?)
See above.
> I was confused as to whether I should create the password encrypted or
> whether postgres saves it encrypted.
The latter.
Jim
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