Thread: Can one user login in multile machine?
Hi team,
can I use same user's information login in multile machines when connect to the postgres?
Thanks in advance!
Yours,
Wen Yi.
On 5/3/23 01:23, Wen Yi wrote:
Your question is a bit ambiguous, since:
1. "login in (to) multiple machines" typically refers logging in to the OS, and that has nothing to do with postgresql, and
2. a specific postgresql database can only be on one server.
Having said that... when doing streaming replication, role details (including authentication credentials) will be automatically replicated to the secondary just like every other bit of "the postgres".
P {margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0;} Hi team,can I use same user's information login in multile machines when connect to the postgres?
Your question is a bit ambiguous, since:
1. "login in (to) multiple machines" typically refers logging in to the OS, and that has nothing to do with postgresql, and
2. a specific postgresql database can only be on one server.
Having said that... when doing streaming replication, role details (including authentication credentials) will be automatically replicated to the secondary just like every other bit of "the postgres".
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On May 2, 2023, at 10:23 PM, Wen Yi <chuxuec@outlook.com> wrote:Hi team,can I use same user's information login in multile machines when connect to the postgres?
In short, yes. A given user can log in from any number of machines, I believe even simultaneously (though I haven’t tried that specifically).
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Thanks in advance!Yours,Wen Yi.