Postgresql.vm.nurd.space: Difference between revisions

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NURDs Inventory

Owner	Space
Status	Infrastructure
Hostname	postgresql.vm.nurd.space
Location	Coherence
Tool	No
Tool category

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What

This is a PostgreSQL server. For documentation refer to [1] It uses apt repo from postgres: [2].

Versions

9.1 on port 5432 (used)

Used for

Partkeepr

Todo

Migrate to newer postgres version

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 == What ==
 This is a [http://www.postgresql.org PostgreSQL] server.
 For documentation refer to [http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.1/interactive/index.html]
+It uses apt repo from postgres: [https://www.postgresql.org/download/linux/debian/].
-== Shit is broken yo ==
-This container is currently very unhappy.
-After boot, you have to manually start networking and postgres.
-<pre>
-service postgresql start
-service networking start
-</pre>
 == Versions ==
 * 9.1 on port 5432 (used)
-* 9.4 on port 5433 (currently unused)
-* 9.6 on port 9434 (currently unused)
-== Documentation ==
-This machine has ldap authentication enabled.
-Just a few pointers about creating databases and authentication:
-If you are logged in on the shell of a postgres machine, postgresql normally uses [http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/auth-methods.html#AUTH-IDENT Ident authentication]. This means that starting using postgresql command-line tools, logs you in as the postgresql user with the same name as your shell user.
-To log in to the postgresql command-line tool with the postgresql equivalent of the root user (called postgres), execute
- sudo -u postgres psql
-By default you log-in to the database with the same name as your username. To log-in to a different database do:
- sudo -u postgres psql -d <dbname>
-Databases and users can be created with normal command-line tools. To create a user and database owned by it, do:
- sudo -u postgres createuser -P <username>
- sudo -u postgres createdb -U UTF8 -T template0 -O <username> <username>
-It is best to create databases with the same name as the owner. This is due to [http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/auth-pg-hba-conf.html pg_hba.conf]. This file (in /etc/postgres/<version>/main/), defines which user is allowed to log-in to which database, from which host and with which method.
+== Used for ==
-By default, postgres allows the postgres user to log into any database, and users only from localhost into databases with the same name as their username when password authentication is used.
+* [[Parts|Partkeepr]]
-If you need username/password authentication from other hosts, add a line to pg_hba.conf, allowing it.
+== Todo ==
+* Migrate to newer postgres version