Re: [GENERAL] How to configure PostgreSQl for low-profile users

2009-03-18 Thread Bill Moran
In response to "dfx" : > Dear Sirs, > > I would like to rent a my application to a number of customer, each with a > dedicated database (and perhaps a dedicated username). > > The database will be installed on 'public IP' machine and will be accessed > by internet on standard port 5432 and using

Re: [GENERAL] How to configure PostgreSQl for low-profile users

2009-03-18 Thread Sam Mason
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 09:15:31PM +0100, dfx wrote: > It is possible to configure the security policy so that the simple users > (the customer, in this case) can only read, write, update end delete data to > the dedicated database AND NOTHING ELSE, particularly: I assume you're implying a caveat

[GENERAL] How to configure PostgreSQl for low-profile users

2009-03-18 Thread dfx
Dear Sirs, I would like to rent a my application to a number of customer, each with a dedicated database (and perhaps a dedicated username). The database will be installed on 'public IP' machine and will be accessed by internet on standard port 5432 and using ODBC driver from several clients (whi