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5 Replies to "Setting up a remote Postgres database server on Ubuntu 18.04"
su – postgres ask for password but i have not filled any password during the installation process.
can you please assist on this issue.
thnak you
I know this thread is a little old, but in general, you just use the root account to reset the postgres password to whatever you want:
sudo passwd postgres
Emil
Thanks Tim (https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1789374)
more helpful and proper it is, Thank you:-)
Hi Hariom, I opened another terminal instance with my user and I wrote there “sudo passwd postgresql” command. As it is my user, I could change postgres user password.
After that I went back to su – posgres terminal and went on from that point.
Nice tutorial! i was struggling in the part to open the port where it kept asking for a postgres password, i just needed to ‘exit’ from there i could run the command