Disabling or forwarding external connections

From: "Hisham Al-Shurafa" <halshurafa(at)rim(dot)net>
To: <pgsql-general(at)postgresql(dot)org>
Subject: Disabling or forwarding external connections
Date: 2003-12-10 16:50:25
Message-ID: 3B66AF4BC3B70B4496229C5F29C577C00614E6@XCH26YKF.rim.net
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Hello, I've searched the archives and docs for an answer to my question, but did not find anything, so I was hoping someone can answer this question or point me to a useful doc:

Is there a way in PostGreSQL to temporarily disable any external connections (or just disable external writes) to a certain database, without having to restart the postmaster? Local connections to the database would still be allowed.

Better yet, is there a way to transparently forward connections from clients to another database? For example, client connects to db A but the postmaster really connects him to db B?

Thanks for your help!

Hisham

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