[GRASSLIST:1163] Re: trouble with g.select.pg
Eric G . Miller
egm2 at jps.net
Mon Nov 20 23:28:27 EST 2000
Follow-up:
I've modified all the *.pg commands to accept the case where PG_HOST
does not exist. This should alleviate some of the problems.
Note: The postgres/GRASS scenario is really only viable when:
1. postgres is running locally and accepts connections from
localhost based on "trust".
2. postgres is running remotely and accepts connections from
remote hosts based on ident "trust". This is a fairly insecure
configuration.
3. ??? Kerberos ??? (not sure how that works).
There's no mechanism in GRASS for storing a username/password pair in a
"secured" file (that is, a file read/writeable *only* by the user that
owns it). The ~/.grass5rc file must be readable by others if you allow
access to a dataset. Whoa, just noticed .grass5rc is "rw" for anybody!
This is not a good thing (I'll check into it ... Changing it to
-rw-rw-r-- seems to work okay).
--
Eric G. Miller <egm2 at jps.net>
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