Stephan Szabo wrote:
>On Fri, 22 Oct 2004, Joe Maldonado wrote:
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>>Scott Marlowe wrote:
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>>>On Thu, 2004-10-21 at 10:49, Joe Maldonado wrote:
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>>>>Scott Marlowe wrote:
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>>>>>On Wed, 2004-10-20 at 08:17, Joe Maldonado wrote:
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>>>>>>Hello all,
>>>>>> I have created users for which I have restricted access to SELECT
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>>>>>>from a set of tables, this works :)
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>>>>>> But when I issue a REVOKE CREATE ON DATABASE mydb FROM myuser;
>>>>>>The user can still create tables...I've also issued this command for the
>>>>>>SCHEMA and still no go.
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>>>>>>Is this a known problem, if so how can I restrict users from creating
>>>>>>objects in my db?
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>>>>>Is myuser a superuser? If so, you can revoke all you want and he'll
>>>>>still be able to do anything he wants. Also, I think that if myuser
>>>>>owns the current database he can always create tables in it.
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>>>>myuser is not a superuser. is the public schema special in that you
>>>>cannot revoke create privileges from users accessing it?
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>>>Is myuser the creator of the database in question?
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>>Nope.
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>I think Tom said this, but myuser probably doesn't have permission on the
>schema, it's probably getting the PUBLIC ("world") permission. You might
>need to revoke create on schema public from public; and then grant rights
>to users or groups that you want to give permissions to.
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Thanks !!! that did it.
-Joe