windows pgpass location for postgresql when calling from Service
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I have the Wal continuous BU running; finally, I have the pgpass and all other settings together somehow.
I now want to add the function pg_basebackup to a service, to run it not logged in.
The pgpass need to be in the roaming/postgres dir (depends where you read it, but for me only works in the roaming dir of appdata)
Where can i place the pgpass when calling the function pg_basebackup from the service please, if the service needs a password. I tried, but nnot get it running as system user from service
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I have the Wal continuous BU running; finally, I have the pgpass and all other settings together somehow.
I now want to add the function pg_basebackup to a service, to run it not logged in.
The pgpass need to be in the roaming/postgres dir (depends where you read it, but for me only works in the roaming dir of appdata)
Where can i place the pgpass when calling the function pg_basebackup from the service please, if the service needs a password. I tried, but nnot get it running as system user from service
thanxs
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I have the Wal continuous BU running; finally, I have the pgpass and all other settings together somehow.
I now want to add the function pg_basebackup to a service, to run it not logged in.
The pgpass need to be in the roaming/postgres dir (depends where you read it, but for me only works in the roaming dir of appdata)
Where can i place the pgpass when calling the function pg_basebackup from the service please, if the service needs a password. I tried, but nnot get it running as system user from service
thanxs
postgresql
asked Nov 10 at 22:01
user2298075
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I have the Wal continuous BU running; finally, I have the pgpass and all other settings together somehow.
I now want to add the function pg_basebackup to a service, to run it not logged in.
The pgpass need to be in the roaming/postgres dir (depends where you read it, but for me only works in the roaming dir of appdata)
Where can i place the pgpass when calling the function pg_basebackup from the service please, if the service needs a password. I tried, but nnot get it running as system user from service
thanxs
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