On Thu, 21 May 1998, Kaj-Michael Lang wrote:
> We are going to give all our shell users access to Postgres so that
> every user has their own database that they use as much as they like but
> so that they can't create new databases. Also these databases should be
> totaly private to the user that owns it (ok, the "postgres" should have
> access to them) so that nobbody else can
> connect/select/insert/update/create/drop/etc.
The short answer: use the 'createuser' command via the postgres superuser
and follow the instructions
The long answer: read the PostgreSQL Administrator's Guide. It describes
it more detail how to set up users and access to different databases.
Brett W. McCoy
http://www.lan2wan.com/~bmccoy/
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