On Mon, Nov 2, 2020 at 01:41:09PM -0500, Stephen Frost wrote:
> At least from seeing the users that start out with PG and then come to
> the Slack or IRC channel asking questions, the on-boarding experience
> today typically consists of 'apt install postgresql' and then complaints
> that they aren't able to figure out how to log into PG (often asking
> about what the default password is to log in as 'postgres', or why the
> system is saying 'role "root" does not exist'). Once a user gets to the
> point of understanding or wanting to create other roles in the system,
> saying they need to create a schema for that role if they want it to be
> able to create objects (just like a user needing a home directory)
> doesn't seem likely to be all that unexpected.
It is a good point that the user has to create another user before this
becomes a usability issue. It seems at the time the first user is
created (non-postgres), the admin needs to decide how the public schema
should behave.
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