Обсуждение: Accessing Extension with out Superuser privilege
In PostgreSQL server we created an extension with this command CREATE EXTENSION "uuid-ossp";
For our drupal site with user "drupal_user" we are trying to access this but getting an error as "function uuid_generate_v4() does not exist"
When we give privilege for user "drupal_user" as Superuser we are able to access it.
So please let us know with out giving Superuser privilege how we can give permission for "drupal_user" to access extension or let me know what additional role other than Superuser for accessing extension.
Thanks & Regards
Geo
Geo
"Geo P.C." <pcgeopc@gmail.com> writes: > In PostgreSQL server we created an extension with this command CREATE > EXTENSION "uuid-ossp"; > For our drupal site with user "drupal_user" we are trying to access this > but getting an error as "function uuid_generate_v4() does not exist" > When we give privilege for user "drupal_user" as Superuser we are able to > access it. It sounds like your superuser account has a default search_path that includes the schema this function is in, but your drupal_user account has a different default search_path that doesn't. You could put the extension in a different schema, or change drupal_user's search_path. regards, tom lane
I wrote: > "Geo P.C." <pcgeopc@gmail.com> writes: >> In PostgreSQL server we created an extension with this command CREATE >> EXTENSION "uuid-ossp"; >> For our drupal site with user "drupal_user" we are trying to access this >> but getting an error as "function uuid_generate_v4() does not exist" >> When we give privilege for user "drupal_user" as Superuser we are able to >> access it. > It sounds like your superuser account has a default search_path that > includes the schema this function is in, but your drupal_user account > has a different default search_path that doesn't. You could put the > extension in a different schema, or change drupal_user's search_path. Ah, scratch that (-ENOCAFFEINE). What seems more likely on re-reading this is that drupal_user lacks USAGE privilege on whatever schema contains the uuid-ossp functions. Depending on which PG version you're using, I believe that unreadable schemas in your search_path are silently skipped. You could confirm that by trying to call the function using an explicitly schema-qualified function name, and seeing if you get a permissions error about the schema. regards, tom lane