pg_enc
Options
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-k
KEY_FILE
--key-file= KEY_FILE -
Set the path to the encryption key file. Default is the .pgpoolkey file located in the users home directory, which can be overridden by the environment variable PGPOOLKEYFILE .
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-K
ENCRYPTION_KEY
--enc-key= ENCRYPTION_KEY -
Encryption key to be used for encrypting database passwords.
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-f
CONFIG_FILE
--config-file= CONFIG_FILE -
Specifies the pgpool.conf file.
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-p
--prompt -
Prompt for database password using standard input.
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-P
--prompt-for-key -
Prompt for encryption key using standard input.
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-m
--update-pass -
Create encrypted password entry in the pool_passwd file.
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-u
your_username
--username= your_username -
Creates the pool_passwd entry for the database user called your_username .
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-h
--help -
Prints the help for pg_enc .
Note: If you are providing the password as an argument to pg_enc and the password contains a "$" character, you must escape it.
For example, if you want to use "ABC$123" as password,
pg_enc -m -f /path/to/pgpool.conf -u username ABC\$123
Example
Here is an example output:
pg_enc -p db password: [your password]
or
./pg_enc foo trying to read key from file /home/pgpool/.pgpoolkey jglid1QRgiCl/vfhHUDyVA== pool_passwd string: AESjglid1QRgiCl/vfhHUDyVA==
pg_enc can be used for pool_passwd passwords with:
pg_enc -m -f /path/to/pgpool.conf -u username -p db password: [your password]
which will add an entry for username with the password given.