Don't know if it's just me but this doesn't really work as intended. For someone running this essentially on localhost then it's no biggie. But if I am trying to connect to a VPS that has 2 different user names, 2 different passwords (postgres & VPS login), & 2 different ports then you'll constantly get errors.
The config says:HOST
DBUSERNAME
ffaccount
ffdb1
ffmember
PASSWORD
5432
This is where it's annoying for external users. The host is your external IP in most cases, so not 127.0.0.1. If you're running a windows server it can support a .exe which means you can have this program on there and run it there. If you're running locally it will be 127.0.0.1 which makes the rest of that config not an issue. However, if you're running externally you would need the config to be like this:
HOST (or) HOST:22 (or) HOST,22
22
USERNAME
PASSWORD
DBUSERNAME
ffaccount
ffdb1
ffmember
DBPASSWORD
172.0.0.1 (or) 172.0.0.1:5432 (or) 172.0.0.1,5432
5432
People generally don't use 1 universal port, 1 universal login, & 1 universal password. That's incredibly unsafe. So is leaving it on the default ports since they are the most common targets, but you get what I mean. No matter how you switch out the usernames/passwords/ports it won't matter it gives an error. As for now I can say with upmost certainty this is only meant for localhost users, and not those connecting externally.
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