Hi David, If you are running in multiprocess mode, database initialization is a separate step. Once the database initialization step has been done, it's no longer necessary for the "superuser" to have superuser powers. However, when you upgrade, you will need to remember to give that user back superuser powers, or the upgrade will fail.
For single-process, though, it's a different story; the database initialization/upgrade happens on every start. So there's no way to get around needing a superuser involved in that case. You can maybe play with reducing permissions so that that user has only read permissions; unless there is an actual need for an upgrade step that might be sufficient. Thanks, Karl On Thu, Oct 26, 2017 at 5:06 PM, Hotchkiss, David <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello Everyone, > > When using the Quick-start single process model: After the System > Database has been initialized, is it possible to run without a valid > "dbsuperusername" and "dbsuperuserpassword" when configured for > PostgreSQL? > > In effect, we'd like to bypass the call to > ManifoldCF.createSystemDatabase(...) once the database has been created. > > If not, does the Single-process deployable war model make it possible to > run without "dbsuperusername/password"? > > Thanks, > > //david >
