Is it possible to restrict user ability to change runtime config parameter in PostgreSQL database?
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My quesion is about row level security and the JWT Guide:
-- current role: superuser
set local jwt.claims.user_id to 2;
-- then define RLS using 'jwt.claims.user_id' setting for some tables
-- then switch to user
set local role user
-- now user can access those tables through the RLS policies.
- How to prevent role user from changing jwt.claims.user_id setting?
- Is it correct that user can not switch back to superuser after "set role"?
postgresql jwt
asked Nov 11 at 11:29
Leonid
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My quesion is about row level security and the JWT Guide:
-- current role: superuser
set local jwt.claims.user_id to 2;
-- then define RLS using 'jwt.claims.user_id' setting for some tables
-- then switch to user
set local role user
-- now user can access those tables through the RLS policies.
- How to prevent role user from changing jwt.claims.user_id setting?
- Is it correct that user can not switch back to superuser after "set role"?
postgresql jwt
asked Nov 11 at 11:29
Leonid
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Why delete stackoverflow.com/q/53513936/6309? I would have loved to post an answer there.
– VonC
Nov 28 at 8:07
Sorry, I've found the solution, that was gitolite installation error.
– Leonid
Nov 28 at 9:00
Yes, but the goal is to help others: you can add an answer to your own question
– VonC
Nov 28 at 10:21
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up vote
1
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My quesion is about row level security and the JWT Guide:
-- current role: superuser
set local jwt.claims.user_id to 2;
-- then define RLS using 'jwt.claims.user_id' setting for some tables
-- then switch to user
set local role user
-- now user can access those tables through the RLS policies.
- How to prevent role user from changing jwt.claims.user_id setting?
- Is it correct that user can not switch back to superuser after "set role"?
postgresql jwt
asked Nov 11 at 11:29
Leonid
1515
My quesion is about row level security and the JWT Guide:
-- current role: superuser
set local jwt.claims.user_id to 2;
-- then define RLS using 'jwt.claims.user_id' setting for some tables
-- then switch to user
set local role user
-- now user can access those tables through the RLS policies.
- How to prevent role user from changing jwt.claims.user_id setting?
- Is it correct that user can not switch back to superuser after "set role"?
postgresql jwt
postgresql jwt
asked Nov 11 at 11:29
Leonid
1515
asked Nov 11 at 11:29
Leonid
1515
asked Nov 11 at 11:29
Leonid
1515
asked Nov 11 at 11:29
Leonid
1515
asked Nov 11 at 11:29
Leonid
1515
1515
Why delete stackoverflow.com/q/53513936/6309? I would have loved to post an answer there.
– VonC
Nov 28 at 8:07
Sorry, I've found the solution, that was gitolite installation error.
– Leonid
Nov 28 at 9:00
Yes, but the goal is to help others: you can add an answer to your own question
– VonC
Nov 28 at 10:21
add a comment |
Why delete stackoverflow.com/q/53513936/6309? I would have loved to post an answer there.
– VonC
Nov 28 at 8:07
Sorry, I've found the solution, that was gitolite installation error.
– Leonid
Nov 28 at 9:00
Yes, but the goal is to help others: you can add an answer to your own question
– VonC
Nov 28 at 10:21
Why delete stackoverflow.com/q/53513936/6309? I would have loved to post an answer there.
– VonC
Nov 28 at 8:07
Why delete stackoverflow.com/q/53513936/6309? I would have loved to post an answer there.
– VonC
Nov 28 at 8:07
Sorry, I've found the solution, that was gitolite installation error.
– Leonid
Nov 28 at 9:00
Sorry, I've found the solution, that was gitolite installation error.
– Leonid
Nov 28 at 9:00
Yes, but the goal is to help others: you can add an answer to your own question
– VonC
Nov 28 at 10:21
Yes, but the goal is to help others: you can add an answer to your own question
– VonC
Nov 28 at 10:21
add a comment |
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Why delete stackoverflow.com/q/53513936/6309? I would have loved to post an answer there.
– VonC
Nov 28 at 8:07
Sorry, I've found the solution, that was gitolite installation error.
– Leonid
Nov 28 at 9:00
Yes, but the goal is to help others: you can add an answer to your own question
– VonC
Nov 28 at 10:21