Mac installs PostgreSQL by default, so that PostgreSQL can be accessed remotely

Mac installs postgresql by default, how to make postgresql remotely accessible
The default storage path of the mac postgresql directory is / usr / local / var / postgres /. In this directory, modify two files, one is postgresql.conf, one is pg_hba.conf, and finally restart

Modify postresql.conf
listen_addresses = ‘*‘ # Modify the configuration here to allow links to any address postgresql
Modify pg_hba.conf
host all all 0.0.0.0/0 trust # Configure the server to allow authentication
Restart postgresql
brew services restart postgresql
#Start the service can also use pg_ctl -D / usr / local / var / postgres -l /usr/local/var/postgres/server.log start

#Stop service pg_ctl -D / usr / local / var / postgres stop -s -m fast

#Import sql file psql -d database_name -f sql_file

#Export pg_dump database_name> sql_file
Test if it can be accessed remotely
psql -U username -h ip -p port dbname
Mac installs postgresql by default, how to make postgresql remotely accessible