2006-04-01 (토), 21:19 -0500, Robert Treat 쓰시길: > On Friday 31 March 2006 18:51, chris smith wrote: > > On 4/1/06, postgresql@xxxxxxxxx <postgresql@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > > > I'm hoping someone can tell me how to go about this, or if a solution is > > > even possible with my current set up. I realize this question may go > > > beyond pure postgres topics and have to do more with how my hosting > > > company has their servers configures, but this group seemed like my best > > > option for help. If anyone has suggestions on what other groups might > > > be helpful to post this question to, I would really appreciate it. > > > > > > I do my database & application work on a shared Linux server provided by > > > my hosting company. It appears they have just one installation of > > > postgres on the server and that all of their customers on that server are > > > able to create databases and users under their account. I'm not quite > > > sure how they have enabled specific user accounts for access to my > > > specific part of the server, but I do know that when I log in I have > > > access to a cpanel interface, email configuration, all of my files on the > > > server, access to create new postgres databases and a link to phpPgAdmin. > > > > Do you get the option to create a new database user? You could create > > a new user and give that user access to your database. > > > > Yeah, we're just window dressing atop the postgresql authentication scheme, > which means we allow you to do anything you want that postgresql itself > allows. > you should play around with phpPgAdmin for a while and let us know specifically what we can help you with.
