Suppose I have two
groups of users and want to keep some sensitive information "hidden" from one
group as described in the simple example below.
When connecting as
user 'visitor' via pgAdmin I am surprised that I can easily browse the structure
of tables and the code of functions owned by 't
Scott Marlowe wrote:
On Thu, 2005-05-19 at 09:46, lister wrote:
At the BSDCan tutorial last week on jails (and several other times)
there was discussion regarding Postgres's use of system V style
shared memory, and an unfortunate side effect of making jail() less
secure. Specifically, to
At the BSDCan tutorial last week on jails (and several other times)
there was discussion regarding Postgres's use of system V style
shared memory, and an unfortunate side effect of making jail() less
secure. Specifically, to allow Postgres to operate in a jail()ed
environment, the sysctl :
jail.sys
