Hi
I am not really an expert, but from your description I guess that you
assume an existing PostgreSQL installation on your customers' server. If
that is the case you probably won't get around giving instructions to
your customer and let them do the change. I would not like to install
applications that change settings in pg_hba.conf on my server. Besides
you may consider limiting the trust access to the specific user and
specific database that your application needs to access.
Bye
Charles
On 7/5/2015 12:15, c.buhtz@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
I have my own Python application using a PostgreSQL database over
SQLAlchemy.
Currently I pack the application in a deb-file.
After installation (on a fresh system! Ubuntu 14.04.2) it doesn't run
because of some PostgreSQL-settings.
Of course I understand why and I know (a little bit) which settings I
have to do to make it run.
But the point is I don't want to plague my user to do that.
How could this be solved?
How can I release a application using a local PostgreSQL-database.
I am not sure if the modifications I do are correct or elegant (see
below).
These are the modification I have to do to make my application run with
the connetion string "postgres://puser@localhost/FoobarTest".
The settings are about
the /etc/postgresql/9.3/main/pg_hba.conf file.
There I change this line
host all all 127.0.0.1/32 md5
to
host all all 127.0.0.1/32 trust
I have to create a user without a password (beside the admin/postgres),
too.
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