Unless you're running pgAdmin directly on the server, you can't I'm
afraid. This is a security restriction in the adminpack contrib module
in PostgreSQL itself.
postgresql superuser has access to those files. So this is is a bug:
implementation restricts access granted by Linux file system.
Also in this case pgAdmin should *not* open bogus files for editing.
Btw. Using file functions is a joke. Probably for this reason they are not
added to postgresql core.
Can we create long-waited patch to postgres to allow read log, postgres and
pg_hba files directly, without using file system and
writing postgres and pg_hba files directly.
Long time ago I posted the idea of creating system table pg_conf
Then for reading we can use
SELECT postgresql, pg_hba
FROM pg_conf
and for writing
UPDATE pg_conf SET pg_hba= '... new value '
Then postgresql can translate those requests to file system calls itself.
Andrus.
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