We seem to have a ever-standing bug against postgresql saying we cannot have a user called www-data accessing databases (postgresql complains about the '-' in the name, it looks like it is not a valid char for postgresql usernames at all). Since I have been making kludges in several scripts a client of mine has for them to work on debian+Pg I started to wonder... Where does the name "www-data" come from? IS there any argument against 'www' ?
See, I am not suggesting that we change the username to solve the postgres problem, this would solve this problem, but not THE problem with postgres. I am just wondering why it is not called just 'www'. -- Eduardo Marcel Macan Core Technologies Informatica LTDA [EMAIL PROTECTED] Suporte e Desenvolvimento Unix/Linux. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Debian GNU/Linux Developer Visite-nos em http://thecore.com.br