BUG #1161: User permissions are kept, even if user is dropped
| От | PostgreSQL Bugs List |
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| Тема | BUG #1161: User permissions are kept, even if user is dropped |
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Re: BUG #1161: User permissions are kept, even if user is
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The following bug has been logged online: Bug reference: 1161 Logged by: Martin Email address: martin@4finger.net PostgreSQL version: 7.4 Operating system: Linux Description: User permissions are kept, even if user is dropped Details: Hi, dropping and creating a user will keep the *old* permission on objects: The following statements will grant access to the user foe: create user friend; create table secret (passwd char(30)); grant all on secret to friend; \dp secret; drop user friend; -- The permissions are still existing -- (on a numeric user-id) \dp secret; create user foe; -- The user foe "inherits" the old permissions \dp secret; This is not what I would have expected. If this behaviour is valid, there should be a warning in the documentation, that creating a user may inherit some "dangling" permissions. Best regards, Martin
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