On Sun, Nov 17, 2019 at 02:06:33PM -0500, Tom Lane wrote:
>Tomas Vondra <tomas.vondra@2ndquadrant.com> writes:
>> What happens is that we *do not* include ACL for the public schema
>> unless when running in "clean" mode (i.e. when pg_dump is executed with
>> "-c" switch). This is the relevant comment from pg_dump.c:
>
>Note that that bit is new since v11; the OP is complaining about v10
>which acted differently.
>
>I did some simple experiments that suggest that things are fine in
>this area as of v11+, but the reason we changed it is that it wasn't
>fine before. The most likely bet IMO is that the OP did a
>dump/restore with -c -x at some point, and that lost the ACL for
>the public schema, and now that state will be preserved by
>additional dump/restore cycles with -c. It'd be advisable to
>drop the database and create it fresh instead of using -c.
>
All the experiments I did were done on 10.11. Same for the code.
regards
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