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 Install the ''postgresql'' package using Bulge. ''bulge i postgresql'' Install the ''postgresql'' package using Bulge. ''bulge i postgresql''
  
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 If you're intending to run the PostgreSQL server, be sure to either reboot or run ''systemd-sysusers'' & ''systemd-tmpfiles --create'' before doing so. If you're intending to run the PostgreSQL server, be sure to either reboot or run ''systemd-sysusers'' & ''systemd-tmpfiles --create'' before doing so.
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 ===== Initial Configuration ===== ===== Initial Configuration =====
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 In situations where you want database users to be able to connect over the network, and don't want to do [[https://stackoverflow.com/a/16838293/16892221|SSH tunneling]], you can configure PostgreSQL to accept remote connections.  In situations where you want database users to be able to connect over the network, and don't want to do [[https://stackoverflow.com/a/16838293/16892221|SSH tunneling]], you can configure PostgreSQL to accept remote connections. 
  
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 It is highly recommended you also follow the [[postgresql#Require password for login|Require password]] for login configuration steps. It is highly recommended you also follow the [[postgresql#Require password for login|Require password]] for login configuration steps.
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 You can use ''*'' to listen on all addresses. You can use ''*'' to listen on all addresses.
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 You can accept all connections by using ''0.0.0.0/0'' as the IP address. You can accept all connections by using ''0.0.0.0/0'' as the IP address.
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