* ramana...@gmail.com wrote:
We have a unix group "mhubrpt" on DB2 unix server and have connect permissions
to DB2 database for that group.
Whenever user needs access to DB2 database we will add that user to DB2 unix
server and assign to group mhubrpt, then user was getting access to DB2
database.
If user wants to connect DB2 database through graphical tool like Toad from any
other windows operated machine he used to give unix server login credential
(userid and password) at Tool.
We are planning to maintain same type of authentication in PostgreSQL, can you
please help us.
You should be able to use PAM authentication, but you will have to
duplicate the users/groups in the database as well because PostgreSQL
does not refer to the system's user accounts.
If you want to create users in only one place, that must be the database.
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