Isn't the script execution id dynamic, i.e. changes everytime the script is run?
How do you also limit permissions to an execution id?
Ken Harris wrote:
> My instance of postgres runs on a separate box than the one that does the work.
> So connections are always via TCP/IP. Therefore, the simple "psql -c
> <command>" doesn't work because my databases require a username/password. My
> solution for the cron scripts (the only one I could figure out that works). My
> database name and password are stored in a file readable only by the script
> execution id. Those filenames and passwords are parsed and set to the PGUSER
> and PGPASSWORD variables (which exist only for the life of the script). I can
> then run my "pgsql -h <hostname> -c <command>" for any and all databases.
>
> If anyone has a better solution for the username/password, I would love to see
> it, but this works.
>
> Hope this helps,
>
