Tom,
Before export i gave superuser privilege to extension owner.
Problem is not does user have privileges enough, but like you said
"Yeah, pg_dump makes no effort to restore extensions with the same
Before export i gave superuser privilege to extension owner.
Problem is not does user have privileges enough, but like you said
"Yeah, pg_dump makes no effort to restore extensions with the same
owner"
br
Kido
br
Kido
On Tue, 23 Jan 2024 at 18:30, Tom Lane <tgl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
kaido vaikla <kaido.vaikla@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> Yes, i have a real problem. To keep things clear in database, my design is:
> - every application has own schema
> - every schema has owner who is not a user postgres
> - only schema owner can do DDL's on schema
> So if some application needs some extensions, then i give temporary
> suppersuser privilege to schema owner,
> if "create extension" needs it, extensions are installed "with schema"
> And revoke suppersuser privilege after extension inatall.
> I'm not sure, is it my design against postgres concept or not :(.
Well, it's certainly creating a problem for pg_dump: the alleged owner
of the extension doesn't have enough privilege to install it. The
easiest way to make pg_dump support this would be to have it issue
something like
SET ROLE extension_owner;
CREATE EXTENSION foo;
RESET ROLE;
but that would fail for you.
regards, tom lane
