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Geoffrey wrote: > I"m curious as to how folks start the slony processes. I've been using > root since the processes need to write to the /usr/log directory. Do > folks do this a different way? I would prefer it to be the postgres > user, but that doesn't seem to be possible. It's never a good idea to run any daemon as root unless there's a genuine reason. Slony is great, but do you trust your entire system to it? Running Slon as "postgres" is also a bad idea, since that user has access to ALL postgres data. I don't think there are any known hacks/exploits for Slony, but if one turned up, it would give a hacker free access. I run the slon daemon under my own userid, and I have a separate slon logfile. Craig
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