Here is how to change the PostgreSQL root password from the Linux command line. Replace “root” with any user name to change any password. It is important to note that PostgreSQL does not have an actual “root” user name. The “postgres” user is the super-user for PostgreSQL.
# su postgres
# psql -d template1
template1=# ALTER USER postgres WITH PASSWORD '${POSTGRESQL_POSTGRES_PASSWORD}';
You can replace “postgres” with any user name
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