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postgresql [2018/07/24 15:44] mstraub [Incremental Backups on Localhost] |
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# set a password | # set a password | ||
\password | \password | ||
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+ | # make an existing user superuser (or remove superuser rights) | ||
+ | sudo -u postgres psql -c "ALTER USER theuser WITH SUPERUSER;" | ||
+ | sudo -u postgres psql -c "ALTER USER theuser WITH NOSUPERUSER;" | ||
# create a restricted user with password (long and short version) | # create a restricted user with password (long and short version) | ||
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==== Setting a password for user postgres ==== | ==== Setting a password for user postgres ==== | ||
<code sql> | <code sql> | ||
- | alter user postgres with password 'password'; | + | \password postgres |
</code> | </code> | ||
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sudo -u postgres pgbackrest --set=20180724-144511F --stanza=STANZANAME --log-level-console=detail restore | sudo -u postgres pgbackrest --set=20180724-144511F --stanza=STANZANAME --log-level-console=detail restore | ||
+ | You can also copy the contents of ''/var/lib/pgbackrest'' to a different device and restore it there. | ||
Log files can be found in ''/var/log/pgbackrest''. | Log files can be found in ''/var/log/pgbackrest''. |