Hi,
I have an interesting problem I hope to have help with. I am running PgSQL and
there is a database user called 'admin' with all privileges and a password 'X'
let's say. I am trying to move this server to use the local active directory
server for authentication. Now, everyone depends on this 'admin' password being
'X' and there's no way I can simply add the user 'admin' to the AD server
because there already is one.
Now, I know you can make a mapping like
System-username database-username
But, if I enable LDAP for all authentications, how does this work?
If I am user Y and I connect using PHP let's say DBConnect('admin', 'X') and I
have the mapping that user Y can connect as admin, will it fail because the
password was defined locally in pgSQL and not AD? Do I have to login as admin
now with my own password and not admin's password?
- Evan
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