postgres authentication question
| От | Tom Allison |
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| Тема | postgres authentication question |
| Дата | |
| Msg-id | 455F1A8A.3030902@tacocat.net обсуждение |
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Re: postgres authentication question
Re: postgres authentication question |
| Список | pgsql-novice |
By default my installation via Debian set the user postgres to authenticate as a local, ident sameuser. This is convenient for someone with a local account. I'm putting a postgresql installation into my DMZ and want to make sure I have an understanding of what makes sense and what does not in terms of security. I would like to change the postgres user to authenticate by md5 only, no ident sameuser option. I might still keep the authentication as local only. But when I do this, at start up I get a number of minor errors in my logs about the user postgres can't authenticate. How do I fix this securely? -or- How do I safely disable this? -or- Is this a non-problem and should be ignored?
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