Robert Treat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Tom Lane wrote:
>> I like this approach better than removing public execute privileges
>> on the functions, for two reasons:
> I think this will break backwards compatability though.
Well, revoking public execute will break backwards compatibility too.
If you have a situation where you think it's safe to allow a
non-superuser to get at passwordless connections, you could wrap the
dblink_connect function in a postgres-owned SECURITY DEFINER function.
So either change can be worked around to get the old behavior if necessary.
regards, tom lane
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