> Generally speaking you don't want to make per-user entries in
> pg_hba.conf; it's just too much of a PITA for maintenance, unless
> you really need different auth mechanisms for different users.
> I'd suggest using "all" for the hba database and user columns whenever
> possible. If you want con
"C. Bensend" writes:
>I'm playing around with putting some of my email system's config
> into PostgreSQL, and I ran into some behavior I didn't expect today.
> ...
>I added the postfix user to pg_hba.conf and reloaded PostgreSQL:
Generally speaking you don't want to make per-user entrie
Hey folks,
I'm playing around with putting some of my email system's config
into PostgreSQL, and I ran into some behavior I didn't expect today.
I'm sure this is just misunderstanding on my part, but reading the
documentation hasn't cleared it up for me yet.
This is PostgreSQL 8.4.2 on Ope
