From: | "zuhans(at)iname(dot)com" <zuhans(at)iname(dot)com> |
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To: | pgsql-general(at)postgresql(dot)org |
Subject: | confused by superuser-definition |
Date: | 2004-05-31 08:36:56 |
Message-ID: | 40BAEEA8.2050603@iname.com |
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hello,
i'm rather new to postgresql and am now standing in front of a big problem.
if i want to host my database on any provider out there, i don't now see
any chance to get my own right to insert new users into my db. because:
i'd only be able to do this, when i had the rights to "createuser", but
that would mean, that i'd have the superuser-rights for the whole db's
in "public" - if there is only this base-schema.
do i understand this right?
if yes: what is a common approach to manage just own users if there is
the situation, that i have a changing amount of them?
btw: why isn't it possible to have (in a future release) a
createuser-right just for single databases and to have one
root/super-user for everydb?
greetings from today very sunny autria
hans
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