Jared Sulem wrote:
> Is there anyway to make PostgreSQL automatically only grant access to
> databases by their owners, and preferably database superusers, rather
> than making lots of pg_hba.conf entries and password files?
Just had an idea. Another token could be added to the pg_hba.conf fi
Jared Sulem wrote:
> Is there anyway to make PostgreSQL automatically only grant access to
> databases by their owners, and preferably database superusers, rather
> than making lots of pg_hba.conf entries and password files?
Just had an idea. Another token could be added to the pg_hba.conf f
(This is a repost as I haven't received any answers yet :( )
Hi all,
I have a weird situation here...I'm trying to drop a table, but it tells me
that "Relation 'xxx' inherits 'mytable'". So I renamed mytable to
myoldtable and created a new mytable. Now, the new mytable is missing the
field
Jared,
It doesn't jump out at you but if you read the pg_hba.conf help REALLY
closely you will find that you can do this:
host sameuser 192.168.3.0 255.255.255.0 password
Where "sameuser" under the DBNAME allows connection to a database of the
same name of the user trying to connect.
