by Manuel J » Thu, 10 Aug 2000 04:00:00
We have some proccess that must bu run as the database user, but want that
run it by the operator
process_a (dbowner:group)
process_b (dbowner:group)
I've tried a script that
$ pg proccess
process_a
process_b
I set user id on execution
$ chmod 4750 process
$ ls -la process
-rwsr-xr-x 1 dbowner group 103 Aug 9 16:24 process
but when I run the 'process' with user operator don't have permissions.
What's the mistake?
Thanks
Manuel
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