Re: [ADMIN] v7.0.3

2000-11-06 Thread Lamar Owen
"Gavin M. Roy" wrote: > > I see in the ftp directory the source for 7.0.3 is available. Is this a > release to be announced? Would be cool if we could get changelogs in > the source dirs! Are we still waiting for 7.1 for TOAST? > > Thanks, > > Gavin 7.0.3 hasn't been officially released as

[ADMIN] v7.0.3

2000-11-06 Thread Gavin M. Roy
I see in the ftp directory the source for 7.0.3 is available. Is this a release to be announced? Would be cool if we could get changelogs in the source dirs! Are we still waiting for 7.1 for TOAST? Thanks, Gavin

Re: [ADMIN] psql -U postgres does not require a password

2000-11-06 Thread Lamar Owen
"Dr. Hans-Christian Waldmann" wrote: > which is _external_ to the database. I could imagine that your migration > install has simply overwritten the external file while preserving internal > tables. A default pg_hba.conf leads to the behavior described: anyone can > access any database with just a

Re: [ADMIN] psql -U postgres does not require a password

2000-11-06 Thread Dr. Hans-Christian Waldmann
Mon, 6 Nov 2000 12:11:20 +0100, SILVAN wrote: > > I've just upgraded Redhat RPMs from Postgres 6.5.3 to 7.0.2 on two servers > and run into the same problem on both. When I call the client psql: > > psql database_name -U postgres > > I'm not asked for a password and every user can access the

[ADMIN] psql -U postgres does not require a password

2000-11-06 Thread Silvan Calarco
I've just upgraded Redhat RPMs from Postgres 6.5.3 to 7.0.2 on two servers and run into the same problem on both. When I call the client psql: psql database_name -U postgres I'm not asked for a password and every user can access the database with postgres privileges. The password for postgres