Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Re: FB users can do too much by default |
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Author | Vlada Macek |
Post date | 2005-11-10T11:43:55Z |
[At 10.11.2005 11:54, Adam kindly sent the following quotation.]
liked Firebird very much until now: Do I get it right, that this is
impossible in Firebird to restrict any database file access to SYSDBA
and the db owner only?
If so, I find it very sad. I'm rooting a linux box with several
independent users and now, how can I give them access to their own
relational databases when they would be able to not even peek at other
people's dbs, but also create tables there?
Am I the only one here (except Adam) who consider this to be a crucial
feature?
Thanks in advance for your responses (so far and future ones).
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>Ideally, security should allow the SYSDBA to disable all access to aSorry for repeating myself, but I'd like to be absolutely sure, since I
>database for a given user.
>
>
liked Firebird very much until now: Do I get it right, that this is
impossible in Firebird to restrict any database file access to SYSDBA
and the db owner only?
If so, I find it very sad. I'm rooting a linux box with several
independent users and now, how can I give them access to their own
relational databases when they would be able to not even peek at other
people's dbs, but also create tables there?
Am I the only one here (except Adam) who consider this to be a crucial
feature?
Thanks in advance for your responses (so far and future ones).
--
\//\/\
(Sometimes credited as 1494 F8DD 6379 4CD7 E7E3 1FC9 D750 4243 1F05 9424.)