From: | "Oeschey, Lars (I/EK-142, extern)" <extern(dot)Lars(dot)Oeschey(at)AUDI(dot)DE> |
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To: | <pgsql-novice(at)postgresql(dot)org> |
Subject: | Re: Relation does not exist problem |
Date: | 2007-09-18 13:23:14 |
Message-ID: | 17A09E9509BB354E95C2FEE5102B0F5F0131562A@audiinsx0036.audi.vwg |
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> you dont have to grant the schema usage to the user and the
> group. if you
> grant it to the group, its granted to the groupmembers
> implicit. if you
> select the schema in pgadmin you should see something like
>
> -- Schema: "entry"
>
> -- DROP SCHEMA entry;
>
> CREATE SCHEMA entry
> AUTHORIZATION postgres;
> GRANT ALL ON SCHEMA entry TO postgres;
> GRANT USAGE ON SCHEMA entry TO GROUP contact_user_group;
I found the problem. Starting with postgreSQL 8, the rights for users
have to be inherited from the group. So that a user inherits the rights
from the group where it is member, it has to have the flag INHERIT set
(standard when generating a user is NOINHERIT)
Lars
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