On Thu, Jan 31, 2019 at 04:13:22PM +0300, Sergei Kornilov wrote:
> I my opinion this is not issue, database logs can have sensitive
> data. User queries, for example. If we not want expose such info -
> it is ok just hide new value from logs with new GUC flag? Or i need
> implement masked conninfo for this purpose?
You have problems with things in this area for any commands logged and
able to show a connection string or a password, which can go down as
well to CREATE/ALTER ROLE or FDWs. So for the purpose of what's
discussed on this thread it does not sound like a requirement to be
able to hide that. Role DDLs can take an already-hashed input to
avoid that, still knowing the MD5 hash is sufficient for connection
(not for SCRAM!). Now for FDWs..
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Michael
