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Bug reference: 1613 Logged by:=20=20=20=20=20=20=20=20=20=20 Email address: hyperspacez (AT) yahoo (DOT) com PostgreSQL version: 8.0.2 Operating system: Windows XP Description: Installation flaw Details:=20 Hello, I am a new user of PostgreSQL. However, when I went to install it on my Windows XP machine, it was running fine until I ran into the=20 screen where it asks me for my account name, password, and whether to run as=20 service or not. When I entered a simple password, it (the installer) said I was using a possibly insecure password, and asked me if I want to use a=20 randomly chosen when. When I clicked 'Yes', it showed me the randomly=20 generated password which was horrendously long. When I clicked the 'back' button on the installer so that I could change it back to my original one, and then clicked 'Next' after retyping my original password, it gave me=20 this error:=20 Account Error: "Invalid username specified. Logon failure:=20 unknown user name or bad password" - It somehow set a flag saying the password=20 is set (for the installer!!!), and I didn't write down the long and abstract randomly generated one, so now I can't install it because I get this=20 error over and over. If I change the account name or the service name, I get=20 this error: Account Error: "Internal account lookup failure: No mapping=20 between account names and security IDs was done" and am still unable to=20 install PostegreSQL even though I hadn't installed a file from the actual=20 installer. Might you know how to unset the password flag from the installer? I=20 tried cleaning my registry and re-extracting postgre from the archive to no=20 avail. Thanks. |
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