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Tom wrote:
> This seems like a pretty bad idea from a security policy standpoint,
> in that it would encourage use of superuser state to run ordinary
> applications.
Yeah, I think the "only from same user" is much better in retrospect.
> Anyone connected to the same database, yes. Can't you just restrict use
> of the database to trustworthy apps?
In this case, no, as I only want to limit /some/ notifications. In other
words, listen/notify has both a public and private usage.
Merlin asked:
> hm. maybe you could use the 9.1 payload feature so that your custom
> behavior would only be invoked if a particular payload was sent?
Interesting idea! I could go even further and just use randomly
generated listen names, rather than worrying about the payload, as the
listen/notify names are no longer exposed to anyone else. Thanks, I think
that neatly solved the problem. (which wasn't too much of a problem,
more an idle thought).
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