I have an application who is client/server instaled with hundred of users where every user of the aplication have one user registred in the database. The aplication and PostgreSQL is working fine and we use some roles to grant access in every object that some groups need to use. The problem is that once the user have a role granted to him, he can connect direct to the database using psql or any other tool. We really need to prevent this. If we use an aplication server, I could limit the access using just one IP on pg_hba.conf, but in this case we could not do these. In Oracle, we use the clause 'set role identified by some_password'. How could I handle these problem. Any clue? Thanks for any help, Fabio Telles -- blog: http://www.midstorm.org/~telles/ e-mail / jabber: fabio.telles@xxxxxxxxx ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 3: Have you checked our extensive FAQ? http://www.postgresql.org/docs/faq
