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Re: Connection limit and Superuser



Joshua D. Drake wrote:



As a protection against malice, yes. I think Rod was more interested in some protection against stupidity.

Maybe the real answer is that Slony should connect as a non-superuser and call security definer functions for the privileged things it needs to do.


Wouldn't that break Slony's ability to connect to older postgresql versions and replicate?


I don't know anything of Slony's internals, but I don't see why older versions should matter - Postgres has had security definer functions for every release that Slony supports. Maybe I'm missing something ...

cheers

andrew



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