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我在开放源代码项目chef-solo /github/influitive/apartment rel = nofollow>公寓，以便贡献者可以更轻松地启动并运行开发环境。

I'm trying my hand at a bit of chef-solo for the first time on a Vagrant box for my open source project apartment so that contributors can more easily get a dev env up and running.

一个我目前还无法实现的事情是覆盖postgresql 配方设置的默认密码cookbooks / postgresql rel = nofollow>此食谱

One thing I'm as of yet unable to achieve though is override the default password set by the postgresql recipe from this cookbook

文档中提到使用以下方式设置json配置：

The docs mention setting the json config with something like:

postgresql: { password: { postgres: '' } }

我已经完成了此处，但我似乎无法使它覆盖由配方设置的默认加密密码。

which I've done here but I can't seem to get it to override the default encrypted password that's set by the recipe.

我是厨师的全新（截至今天）无所事事，所以我对接下来应该看的地方有些迷惑。

I'm brand new (as of today) to chef/vagrant so I'm a bit lost as to where I should even look next.

任何帮助将不胜感激。

推荐答案

我克隆了您的gem并启动了Vagrant（但是使用了我已经下载的Debian Squeeze映像，并且禁用了除 postgresql 和 postgresql :: server ，并使用PostgreSQL 8.4而不是9.1），似乎空密码是一个错误的选择，使用

I cloned your gem and fired up Vagrant (but using a Debian Squeeze image I already downloaded and with all recipes disabled except postgresql and postgresql::server, and using PostgreSQL 8.4 instead of 9.1) and it seems that the empty password was a bad choice, using

postgresql: { password: { postgres: 'foo' } }

使用命令 PGPASSWORD = foo psql --username = postgres -h localhost ，所以我怀疑空密码有一些问题。

works with the command PGPASSWORD="foo" psql --username=postgres -h localhost so I suspect that the empty password has some problems.