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PostgreSQL log clear

/etc/init.d/postgresql92 rebuild - builds new fresh database, but how to delete entries from PostgreSQL where user authentication entries are stored, which are related to last 20 sessions displayed when you click on 'Management'?

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0 Michael_Kuerschner over 4 years ago

Hello Menen,

why?

but you can switch on CLI to user postgres and start the command psql. The requested database for this information is reporting. The rest you should see...

Regards,

Michael
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0 Menen over 4 years ago in reply to Michael_Kuerschner

Hello,
I should open FireWall CLI with user postgres? What is the password for it? And type psql? No other parameters?
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0 Menen over 4 years ago in reply to Michael_Kuerschner

Hello,
I should open FireWall CLI with user postgres? What is the password for it? And type psql? No other parameters?
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