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Hi,
The configuration example shows a network connection to localhost/127.0.01 and the psql connection string forces the use of the -h <host> parameter.
-h <host>
Would it be possible with an empty PGPOOLHOST to use a Local connection?
PGPOOLHOST
Local
pool_connections=$(psql -A --field-separator=',' -p $PGPOOLPORT -U $PGPOOLROLE -d $PGPOOLDATABASE -t -X -c "${POOL}" 2>&1) should do the trick.
pool_connections=$(psql -A --field-separator=',' -p $PGPOOLPORT -U $PGPOOLROLE -d $PGPOOLDATABASE -t -X -c "${POOL}" 2>&1)
There should then no need to have a password set.
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You want to connect to pgpool by usig a local connection.
You can add pgpool socket file directory in pgpool_funcs.conf.
pgpool_funcs.conf
PGPOOLHOST=<socket file directory>
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Hi,
The configuration example shows a network connection to localhost/127.0.01 and the psql connection string forces the use of the
-h <host>
parameter.Would it be possible with an empty
PGPOOLHOST
to use aLocal
connection?pool_connections=$(psql -A --field-separator=',' -p $PGPOOLPORT -U $PGPOOLROLE -d $PGPOOLDATABASE -t -X -c "${POOL}" 2>&1)
should do the trick.There should then no need to have a password set.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: