From: Good, Thomas <TGood@svwsjmc.org>
To: pgsql-sql@postgresql.org <pgsql-sql@postgresql.org>
Subject: Bizarreness at A2 Hosting
Date: Thu, 17 Mar 2011 12:26:34 -0400
Message-ID: <C3FA421FEED237488E9820D1ED668F330AB5ABC7@SVWEMAIL> (raw)
I realize this is not the right list for this question but I am just flabbergasted, am only on one list, and, know Tom Lane is here so, please excuse...
Here is the deal:
On a2 hosting I do the following:
1) create a new database in cpanel
2) login via psql
3) run \d
AND - there is ALREADY a table belonging to another user (not a privileged user, another account owner)
I can see this guy's schema but can't access the data. (I guess that's a positive)
I have repeated this three times so far...after I created a db, populated it and found a table that wasn't mine I created a test db that should have been empty.
4) try to run pg_dump - it fails as it is unable to lock this other guy's table
tech suppt argues with me that their template is not hosed, "that is the nature of postgre," he said (not a typo, he omitted the trailing s)
These guys are recommended by postgresql.org so I figured I'd try em...
I have another account (for a client whom I support pro bono) and they do not have this problem. New databases are empty as one would expect.
Can someone tell me what exactly the problem is - I am waiting for a supervisor to call me back and I'd like to lead him to the answer so he can fix the problem.
thanks much
--
Thomas A. Good, Senior Database Administrator
Saint Vincent's Hospital Westchester
A Division of Saint Joseph's Medical Center
Residential Services
75 Vanderbilt Avenue, Room 5-47
Staten Island, NY 10304
718.818.5528
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