Bad credentials for user

[bokket]

I have gone through the 01_install tutorial.

When I use pgagroal-cli status to check connection details.It tells me bad credentials for user.What I missed?

pgagroal-cli -h localhost -p 2345 -U myuser details

Password : 
pgagroal-cli: Bad credentials for myuser

But I use the "application password" to access the PostgreSQL instance and make it.The Log is not error.

psql -h localhost -p 2345 -U myuser mydb  
Password for user myuser: 
psql (12.14 (Ubuntu 12.14-0ubuntu0.20.04.1))
Type "help" for help.

mydb=> 

2023-03-20 14:08:40 INFO  main.c:1085 pgagroal: 1.6.0 started on *:2345

It's my configure file:

[pgagroal]
host = *
port = 2345

log_type = file
log_level = info
log_path = /tmp/pgagroal.log

max_connections = 100
idle_timeout = 600
validation = off
unix_socket_dir = /tmp/

management = 2347

[primary]
host = localhost
port = 5432

[jesperpedersen]

The :2345 is the main port - aka use psql to access that.

When you use pgagroal-cli to use the management port (:2347) -- remote access requires a pgagroal_admins.conf file, and an -A option upon startup. Otherwise, just use the Unix Domain Socket on a local system (pgagroal-cli status).

HTH

[bokket]

Hi.To ensure that the variables are consistent, I used pgmonate cluster data, they are basically the same in the tutorial except that pgmonate has an additional repl role to backup to pgmonate user, but still pgagroal user use passwd to mention bad credentials for user, either remote admin access or local system unix socket.But pgmonate succeeded, which confused me until now.