Hello. $ mclient -u monetdb -l sql -d demo $ pasword: ... So it is, username: monetdb password: monetdb :) Mike On Wed, May 18, 2011 at 1:32 AM, Philippe Hanrigou wrote:

Hi,

I am trying to get started with MonetDB in order to assess its response time for an in-house dataset.

I managed to configure/make/install it on my MacBook Pro (I have joined the custom Portfile I used for this purpose at the end of this email in case it matters).

Nevertheless, when I go through the "Getting started" instructions, mclient is asking for credentials that I never had a chance to explicitly set:

ph7:~$ monetdbd start

ph7:~$ monetdbd get all  property            value hostname         Solaris.local dbfarm           /opt/local/var/monetdb5/dbfarm mserver          /opt/local/bin/mserver5 logfile          merovingian.log pidfile          merovingian.pid sockdir          /tmp port             50000 controlport      50001 discoveryport    50000 exittimeout      60 forward          proxy discoveryttl     600 passphrase       <unknown> mapisock         /tmp/.s.monetdb.50000 controlsock      /tmp/.s.merovingian.50001

ph7:~$ monetdb create demo created database in maintenance mode: demo

ph7:~$ monetdb status    name        state     uptime       health       last crash demo            locked

ph7:~$ monetdb release demo taken database out of maintenance mode: demo

ph7:~$ monetdb status    name        state     uptime       health       last crash demo            stopped

ph7:~$ mclient -d demo user(ph7): password: InvalidCredentialsException:checkCredentials:invalid credentials for user 'ph7'

Which credentials am  supposed to use to launch mclient? I am willing to try any workaround as, at this point, I am not concerned with security at all.

Thanks in advance, - Philippe

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Hi, Philippe Hanrigou writes:

Hi,

I am trying to get started with MonetDB in order to assess its response time for an in-house dataset.

I managed to configure/make/install it on my MacBook Pro (I have joined the custom Portfile I used for this purpose at the end of this email in case it matters).

Nevertheless, when I go through the "Getting started" instructions, mclient is asking for credentials that I never had a chance to explicitly set:

i had the same question and found the default user: 'monetdb' with password 'monetdb'. Cheers, Torsten