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Make pg_hba.conf Changes Activate Without Restarting Postgres

InsightsBy alexSeptember 30, 20085 Comments

PostgreSQL authentication can be controlled using the pg_hba.conf file to specify what IP addresses have access to the postgres database. After making changes to this file you should never reboot the server but instead signal it to reload this configuration file. Follow the below steps to reload.

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