> Just curious ... restricting \l itself isn't too difficult ... but how > does MySQL restrict the ability to do something like: > > SELECT datname FROM pg_database; > > or does it not have an equivalent to that? I'm not much of an expert in MySQL, but on my ISP 'show databases' only shows MY databases. I find MySQL's security tables arcane and confusing, but it may be that I'm just more familiar with the way PG does it, because from the traffic on the pgsql-general list it seems like questions about how to set up the pg_hba.conf and pg_ident.conf are commonplace. I also wonder how well the pg_hba.conf method will scale. What happens if there are hundreds of client databases or thousands of entries in pg_hba.conf? -- Mike Nolan ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 4: Don't 'kill -9' the postmaster
