Where is pg hba.conf mac

Active 7 months ago. Viewed k times. I'm using bash. Improve this question. Roger Dahl Roger Dahl 1, 2 2 gold badges 11 11 silver badges 11 11 bronze badges. Pramod There could tens of them lying around. What's if you want to know which one of them is being used by Postgres.

BleedingFingers Depending on your setup, you could probably just filter by access time. Or you could filter by access time newer than change time or one of the other find time-based options Add a comment.

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This might not be valid for 9. This is the only answer that works if you have more than one version of PostgreSQL installed. Is there any hope for Postges to standardize this? That would help with installation headaches a lot ScottSkiles PostgreSQL doesn't control it, it's up to the packages and distributors, who all have strong and different opinions on where it should be. Show 4 more comments. Otherwise you have to find out how PostgreSQL is started to locate its data directory.

Craig Ringer Craig Ringer k 59 59 gold badges silver badges bronze badges. Scherbaum A. Scherbaum 3 3 silver badges 7 7 bronze badges. To make that option active in the menu, I needed to connect to the relevant server and then click on the Databases item.

Olivier D Olivier D 2 2 silver badges 10 10 bronze badges. In MacOS Catalina are under the folder:. Stefania Izzo Stefania Izzo 1 1 silver badge 9 9 bronze badges. This could be a possible location to find the postgresql. Sreenath P Sreenath P 2 2 silver badges 15 15 bronze badges. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. I'll have to guess. Input and output display are adjusted to the current timezone setting or to the given time zone.

If you extract a date from type timestamp [without time zone] , you get the date for the current time zone. The day in the output will be the same as in the display of the timestamp value. If you extract a date from type timestamp with time zone timestamptz for short , the time zone offset is "applied" first.

You still get the date for the current time zone, which agrees with the display of the timestamp. The same point in time translates to the next day in parts of Europe, when it is past 4 p. Test with:. Does it display the same time as a clock on your wall? If yes and the db server is running with correct time , the timezone setting of your current session agrees with your local time zone. If no, you may want to visit the setting of timezone in your postgresql. Details in the manual. Be aware that the timezone offset used the opposite sign of what's displayed in timestamp literals.

That's why timestamptz is displayed as in your example. These two expressions yield different results one in winter, one in summer and may result in different dates when cast:.