#4692: Document required database user permissions
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   Reporter:  Carl Karsten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  |                Owner:  jacob  
      
     Status:  new                                    |            Component:  
Documentation
    Version:  SVN                                    |           Resolution:    
           
   Keywords:  sql                                    |                Stage:  
Unreviewed   
  Has_patch:  0                                      |           Needs_docs:  0 
           
Needs_tests:  0                                      |   Needs_better_patch:  0 
           
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Changes (by mtredinnick):

  * needs_better_patch:  => 0
  * summary:  sql rights => Document required database user permissions
  * needs_tests:  => 0
  * needs_docs:  => 0

Old description:

> On the db setup page
> http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/databases/
> 
> There should be some specs on what rights django needs.
> 
> easies way to define it is with the command:
> 
> grant all on djangosite.* to djangouser identified by 'abc' with grant
> option;
> 
> For the various dbs.
> 
> Only A) someone should figure out what rights are really needed,
> and B) maybe come up with 2 users, one for creating tables with manage.py
> syncdb.
> 
> I can see the attitude of "if you are going to run a server you should
> know" but this doesn't do much good for people who just want to try it
> out, and i like the DBA attitude of 'you prove to me why you need it and
> I'll give it to you."

New description:

 On the db setup page
 http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/databases/
 
 There should be some specs on what rights django needs.
 
 easies way to define it is with the command:
 {{{
 grant all on djangosite.* to djangouser identified by 'abc' with grant
 option;
 }}}
 For the various dbs.
 
 Only A) someone should figure out what rights are really needed,
 and B) maybe come up with 2 users, one for creating tables with manage.py
 syncdb.
 
 I can see the attitude of "if you are going to run a server you should
 know" but this doesn't do much good for people who just want to try it
 out, and i like the DBA attitude of 'you prove to me why you need it and
 I'll give it to you."

Comment:

 

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