Hi All,
As one who is fairly new (within the last two months) to Postgre, I've
looked through the Archives for this list a bit and have seen this issue
addressed a number of times, but no strong solutions posted. Has anybody
devised a good/secure way of allowing users to control their own passwo
I don't know about secure but what I've done is linked the pg_passwd file to
/etc/passwd and then people remote ODBC user can change their database
password via the passwd command (or yppasswd). I've got a RH 5.0 system
running without shadowed password but with NIS. I'm curious what people think
Hmm... that doesn't work on my system because my system's logon/passwd
commands use a different encryption altorhythm than Postgres. I wonder if
there is a way to change one or the other's scheme. Did you have to hack
anything or did it work "out-of-the-box"?
My Linux kernel is 2.0.34 and my di
I am still having problems compiling PostgreSQL 6.4 on Digital Unix 4.0d
(DEC Alpha platform). The problems now are with the macro:
S_INIT_LOCK( )
I can't figure out how this macro is supposed to work and what data type
it is asking for. Here are the error messages and code snippets of
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