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is there any good reason I am not aware of why this postgres installation should be open to the world by this line inside docker-entrypoint.sh:
host all all 0.0.0.0/0 trust
Isn't it a better way to allow the postgres user to authenticate via password and set a default password once at startup. This way the password can be changed after starting the container via psql.
Best regards
Ingo
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That is a file in the volume and thus configurable or replaceable by the user. Besides, all containers are inside the NAT and only exposed to external networking with -p on run.
Indeed, I'd echo what @yosifkit has said - if you disable inter-container-communication via --icc=false on your daemon, don't expose ports (with either -p or -P), then only --linked containers can connect.
Hi,
is there any good reason I am not aware of why this postgres installation should be open to the world by this line inside docker-entrypoint.sh:
host all all 0.0.0.0/0 trust
Isn't it a better way to allow the postgres user to authenticate via password and set a default password once at startup. This way the password can be changed after starting the container via psql.
Best regards
Ingo
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: