1. Installing PostgreSQL
Execute command: Apt-get update
Get the latest server, or the installation will appear after 404
Execute command: Apt-get install PostgreSQL get installation package
Enter Y to install automatically
After successful installation, the default is to create a database named Postgres, a Linux system user named Postgres, and a database user named Postgres.
2, modify the database default user postgres password, so that you can use the client software (Pgadmin III, etc.) telnet to the database
1) Log in to the database
Way One:
Way two:
2) Exit the database
Command: \q
3) Modify the Postgres user password
Modify the password for the Postgres user to "Panda"
3. Modify the password of the system user named Postgres (you will need to enter this password when you log in to the database as a non-root user)
1) Delete the system user password (you do not need to enter a password when you log in to the database using a non-root user)
Execute command: sudo passwd-d postges
2) Modify the system user password (for security reasons)
3) Log in to the database as a non-root user, you need to enter the system user password just modified
4. Database Management
1) Create a database user
Way One:
Log in to database, create new user, name in double quotes, case sensitive
Way two:
Switch users, create new users
-A does not allow other users to be created
-D user Cannot create database
-P need to enter a password
2) View new users that have been created
3) Create a database
Specify the database user when creating the database:
5. Related configuration of external remote Access database (database client software pgadmin III)
1) Edit configuration file:/etc/postgresql/9.1/main/postgresql.conf
Modify the Listener address permission to receive any connection:
#listen_addresses = ' localhost ' changed to listen_addresses = ' * '
Enable password verification:
#password_encryption = on change to password_encryption = On
2) Edit configuration file:/etc/postgresql/9.1/main/pg_hba.conf
At the end of the file, add the following:
Host All 0.0.0.0/0 MD5
After the configuration is complete, you need to restart the database:
Execute command:/etc/init.d/postgresql restart
6. Remote access to the database using client software
Download Pgadmin III, start the program, click "Start"-"Add Server", enter the host, user name, password and other information, you can manage the database
Install, configure PostgreSQL9.1 on Ubuntu12.04