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Superuser Login required when using an Authentication Configuration #905
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In case you have a normal login (without superuser) defined in a generally named authentication (maybe something others have as well) and then you create the schema and you need superuser login for that, then you could edit your own authentication file, yes, but it would be easier to keep it untouched and just create it with the superuser settings from the Model Baker settings. Or do I understand it wrong? |
No, this is about the data export workflow. Suppose I connect to the database with a user with read permission ( Case A: The wizard forces me to check Whereas case B: There is no need to check I don't see any reason why a superuser login is required when using the authentication configuration, but not when entering username and password. On our production database only a few users have more than read privileges on certain selected schemas. |
Ah now I get it. I haven't seen the message below and assumed you want to ask, why there is the option to use superuser... Well:
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(not sure if it's a bug, but I added it to have it on the list) |
Is there a specific reason why a superuser login is required when using an authentication configuration?
When using a user name and password in Basic Authentication, however, no superuser login is required.
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