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Thank you for enlightening me on the
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option in psql. I have successfully logged in using the expected password for lemmy. This points to something with the connection string. According to the error log, the connection string being used is:As far as I can tell, the percent encoding is correct. Any ideas how to troubleshoot this further?
edit: it just occurred to me that my container name is
lemmy_postgres_1
, notpostgres
as was entered in mylemmy.hjson
file. Let's see if changing that will work...edit2: no, that had no effect. I'm getting the authentication error for user lemmy on both the lemmy container and the postgres container. :(