Tickets :: Comment on [#8082] pgsql create script fails

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Comment	>> Name \| Owner \| Access privileges > >> --------------------+----------+-------------------------------- > >> public \| postgres \| {postgres=UC/postgres,=UC/postgres} > > > > Ok, the default access privileges for public users are configured > differently on our systems. The part "=UC/postgres" means public > users can Use (i.e., select) and Create on the public schema (and > these privileges have been granted by the user postgres). I've > removed create privileges for public users in my database. That's why > it's working for you and not for me. > > > > By default, Postgres allows any account to login to any database and > create objects on the public schema. I suppose it's possible someone > may have gone a step further and configured their template database > to prevent public users from logging in at all. > > > > I imagine a foolproof version of the script would look something like this: > > > > CREATE USER horde; > > -- ALTER USER horde WITH PASSWORD 'pass'; > > CREATE DATABASE horde OWNER horde; > > \c horde horde; > > > > Alternatively, if you don't want horde to own the database (I don't > know the security implications one way or the other): > > > > CREATE DATABASE horde; > > CREATE USER horde; > > -- ALTER USER horde WITH PASSWORD 'pass'; > > GRANT CONNECT ON DATABASE horde TO horde; > > \c horde > > GRANT CREATE ON SCHEMA public TO horde; > > SET ROLE horde; > > > > I haven't test any of this, so you may want to play around and see > how/if this works.
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