On Thu, Oct 18, 2018 at 08:31:11AM -0400, Andrew Dunstan wrote: > The attached ridiculously tiny patch solves the problem whereby while we can > run Postgres on Windows safely from an Administrator account, we can't run > run the regression tests from the same account, since it fails on the > tablespace test, the tablespace directory having been set up without first > having lowered privileges. The solution is to lower pg_regress' privileges > in the same way that we do with other binaries. This is useful in setups > like Appveyor where running under any other account is ... difficult. For > the cfbot Thomas has had to make the script hack the schedule file to omit > the tablespace test. This would make that redundant. > > I propose to backpatch this. It's close enough to a bug and the risk is > almost infinitely small.
+1. get_restricted_token() refactoring has been done down to REL9_5_STABLE. With 9.4 and older you would need to copy again this full routine into pg_regress.c, which is in my opinion not worth worrying about. -- Michael
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