The parameter is called auth_type, not auth_mode.
* Fix SHOW DATABASES which was broken due to column addition.
- * Console access was disabled when "auth_mode=any" as pgbouncer dropped username.
- Fix: if "auth_mode=any", allow any user to console as admin.
+ * Console access was disabled when "auth_type=any" as pgbouncer dropped username.
+ Fix: if "auth_type=any", allow any user to console as admin.
* Fix bad CUSTOM_ALIGN macro. Luckily it's unused if OS already
defines ALIGN macro thus seems the bug has not happened in wild.
$ psql -p 6543 pgbouncer
Only users listed in configuration parameters **admin_users** or **stats_users**
-are allowed to login to the console. (Except when `auth_mode=any`, then
+are allowed to login to the console. (Except when `auth_type=any`, then
any user is allowed in as a stats_user.)
Additionally, the username **pgbouncer** is allowed to log in without password,
}
/*
- * auth_mode=any does not keep original username around,
+ * auth_type=any does not keep original username around,
* so username based check has to take place here
*/
if (cf_auth_type == AUTH_ANY) {