BWPUG September Meeting 2010-09-08: PostgreSQL Security and SE-Postgres

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BWPUG September Meeting 2010-09-08: PostgreSQL Security and SE-Postgres

A reminder that tommorrow night, BWPUG will be gathering for its September meeting. This months we're rounding up the gang to discuss "PostgreSQL Security via SE-Postgres", including the current TODO's, and what to focus on now that 9.0 is just around the corner and 9.1 development will be starting in earnest. We expect to have a good crowd on hand, including some potential out-of-towners, so we hope to see you there.

When: Septmber 8th, ~6:30PM.
Where: 7070 Samuel Morse Dr, Columbia, MD, 21042.
Host: OmniTI

As always we have time for networking and likely hit one of the local
restaurants after the meeting, hope to see you there.
Posted by Robert Treat in bwpug, pgus, postgres at 12:40 | Comments (2) | Trackbacks (0)
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Hello -

Can someone post meeting notes or minutes? I'm interested to see the direction of SE-Postgres.

Thanks!
-J
#1 Joshua Kramer on 2010-09-09 10:18 (Reply)
Robert Haas wrote up some notes, they have been posted at http://rhaas.blogspot.com/2010/09/se-linux-for-postgresql-part-1.html
#1.1 Robert Treat (Homepage) on 2010-09-10 22:24 (Reply)

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