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| I would maybe have been nicer, but Stew is always correct in these matters by The Happiness Engine 11/15/2014, 6:33am PST | ||||
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| How would I find the file? WORKPLACE KNOWLEDGE: /etc/init.d is close enough to a Window's program's icon's properties. So look in the launch script. Probably right in the top it will set a variable for where the config file is, then you go and look at that while you google "what is the fucking option that makes this work + postgres". Then you swear at your co-workers and collect a paycheck. Throwing a chair is optional, but sorely tempting.
It doesn't automatically open a file for you because it doesn't know what you're doing. Do you EVEN know how many chairs would be littering Times Square right now if I did a puppet run to install a package across 500 systems and that fucking mess decided to try to open a fucking interactive file editor in the middle of that shit? Your complaint is, "Why isn't the ENTIRE WORLD designed to make the one tinker-toy bullshit workflow I have in mind be the default? Like, shouldn't postgres just KNOW my cable modem's IP and grant it root?" Maybe I wasn't all that nicer, I haven't finished my gin yet. |
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To: the Happiness Engine, re: pg_hba.conf by 11/14/2014, 9:56pm PST  Re: To: the Happiness Engine, re: pg_hba.conf by 11/14/2014, 11:09pm PST Addendum: you want to have fun? Install Oracle on a Sun box in 2000 by 11/14/2014, 11:15pm PST I would maybe have been nicer, but Stew is always correct in these matters by 11/15/2014, 6:33am PST Re: I would maybe have been nicer, but Stew is always correct in these matters by 11/15/2014, 8:10am PST Re: I would maybe have been nicer, but Stew is always correct in these matters by 11/15/2014, 5:17pm PST Re: To: the Happiness Engine, re: pg_hba.conf by 11/15/2014, 8:00am PST Re: To: the Happiness Engine, re: pg_hba.conf by 11/15/2014, 3:07pm PST |
