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fix section "Configuring userlist.txt" of PgBouncer-guide.md

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fix order of username and password when generating hash with md5sum
https://pgbouncer.github.io/config.html#authentication-file-format
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@ -48,15 +48,15 @@ PgBouncer has two config files: `pgbouncer.ini` and `userlist.txt` both in `/etc
Add the `mastodon` user to the `userlist.txt`:
"mastodon" "md599dff7ae01ae2dc33ae052264bf22bf4"
"mastodon" "md5d75bb2be2d7086c6148944261a00f605"
Here we're using the md5 scheme, where the md5 password is just the md5sum of `username + password` with the string `md5` prepended. For instance, to derive the hash for user `mastodon` with password `password`, you can do:
Here we're using the md5 scheme, where the md5 password is just the md5sum of `password + username` with the string `md5` prepended. For instance, to derive the hash for user `mastodon` with password `password`, you can do:
```bash
# ubuntu, debian, etc.
echo -n "mastodonpassword" | md5sum
echo -n "passwordmastodon" | md5sum
# macOS, openBSD, etc.
md5 -s "mastodonpassword"
md5 -s "passwordmastodon"
```
Then just add `md5` to the beginning of that.
@ -64,8 +64,8 @@ Then just add `md5` to the beginning of that.
You'll also want to create a `pgbouncer` admin user to log in to the PgBouncer admin database. So here's a sample `userlist.txt`:
```
"mastodon" "md599dff7ae01ae2dc33ae052264bf22bf4"
"pgbouncer" "md509c950063a6cf1b217ee831d0f4c6771"
"mastodon" "md5d75bb2be2d7086c6148944261a00f605"
"pgbouncer" "md5a45753afaca0db833a6f7c7b2864b9d9"
```
In both cases the password is just `password`.