Closed steffendsommer closed 2 years ago
DBngin create a new server with root and an empty password. But I think people should create a new database/user for each application. I think DBngin should support managed all users/password. I will add this feature in the next release.
@huyphams Sounds great. How does the timeline look like? With this in place, I would be able use DBngin to manage all my databases which would be awesome.
I just want to say i love your software.
DBngin create a new server with root and an empty password. But I think people should create a new database/user for each application. I think DBngin should support managed all users/password. I will add this feature in the next release.
Would be nice if the default user/password is mentioned somewhere in the application or in the readme. Thanks :)
DBngin create a new server with root and an empty password. But I think people should create a new database/user for each application. I think DBngin should support managed all users/password. I will add this feature in the next release.
I tried to connect with Datagrip . root and an empty password. It didn't work for me.
I just tried. user is postgres not root
Driver (Ex: PostgreSQL 10.0): MySQL 5.7.23
DBngin build number: 1.0(12)
macOS version: 10.14
The steps to reproduce this issue: Not an issue.
How do I set the password? It would be great to be able to set this when creating the db server.