Andrew Perrin wrote:
>First log in as the postgres super-user (generally, username is
>postgres) and do:
>
>psql
>create user nacho with password x createdb;
>
>which will allow user nacho to create databases.
But note that the password will be completely ignored unless
/etc/post
On Wed, Jan 24, 2001 at 09:37:38AM -0500, Andrew Perrin wrote:
> First log in as the postgres super-user (generally, username is
> postgres) and do:
best way to do that is from root, just "su postgres" where no
password will be needed. (don't hafta mess with your /etc/passwd
file at all in this ca
First log in as the postgres super-user (generally, username is
postgres) and do:
psql
create user nacho with password x createdb;
which will allow user nacho to create databases.
There's a lot of good documentation for postgresql in the postgres-doc
package, or via www.postgresql.org. There
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