Another question on the change to a fixed place for keys:
If I have a Windows box and I want to serve multiple monotone databases on it, and remote user Alice needs access to db1 but should be prohibited from accessing db2, how would you handle this?
Okay, I see that you could create a different Windows login for each database since the key is stored in a login specific location. But that doesn't scale very well. If I want to serve 25 databases should I be expected to create 25 different logins solely for the purpose of managing monotone keys?
Perhaps I don't understand keys very well (a distinct possibility!), but I perceive problems as both a database user and server when keys are maintained on a per-database basis.
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