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# PostgreSQL Password Configuration ✅ ## Password Set: 6 Spaces The PostgreSQL password has been configured as **6 spaces** (` `) across all services. ## Files Updated 1. ✅ `dashboard-server.js` - Default password set to 6 spaces 2. ✅ `start-services.sh` - Password environment variable set 3. ✅ `run-dashboard.sh` - Password environment variable set ## How to Start Services ### Option 1: Use the Startup Script ```bash ./start-services.sh ``` This will automatically use the 6-space password. ### Option 2: Manual Start ```bash # Set password (6 spaces) export POSTGRES_PASSWORD=' ' # Initialize database node init-db.js # Start dashboard ./run-dashboard.sh ``` ### Option 3: Inline Password ```bash POSTGRES_PASSWORD=' ' POSTGRES_HOST=localhost node dashboard-server.js ``` ## Testing Connection ```bash # Test health curl http://localhost:3000/api/health # Test statistics (should work now) curl http://localhost:3000/api/statistics ``` ## Notes - Password is exactly **6 spaces** (not 5, not 7) - All scripts now use this password automatically - Dashboard will default to this password if not specified ## Troubleshooting If connection still fails: 1. Verify password is exactly 6 spaces: ```bash echo -n " " | wc -c # Should output: 6 ``` 2. Test PostgreSQL connection directly: ```bash PGPASSWORD=' ' psql -h localhost -U postgres -d bugbounty -c "SELECT 1;" ``` 3. Check dashboard logs: ```bash tail -f dashboard-server.log ``` ## All Set! ✅ The password configuration is complete. The dashboard should now connect to PostgreSQL successfully.