Ian FREISLICH wrote:
I'm not sure if you've done this for a later version of pg_autovacuum.
I'm using what came with postgres-7.4.6. For database security on
a shared server (~800 logins) it's best to set the superuser password
and not allow passwordless connections. The only thing is that
pg_autovacuum keeps the password supplied on the commandline so
anyone that does a 'ps' can get the database superuser password.
Is this portable? Considering the hoops that
backend/utils/misc/ps_status.c jumps through to do something similar for
the postmaster, I would guess not.
BTW, I would suggest using ~/.pgpass, as that should be secure on all
platforms.
-Neil
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